Examples of using Able to impose in English and their translations into Swedish
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National regulatory authorities should be able to impose a solution on the parties.
They are able to impose trading terms on their suppliers which are far from balanced.
In case of substantial differences the competent authority should be able to impose compensation measures.
It will also be able to impose fines if safety is not properly implemented.
who love and are able to impose their opinions and will on others.
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And how Americans are able to impose their line of conduct of its partners,
national regulatory authorities should be able to impose appropriate sanctions.
So that they would not be able to impose something on society over the head of the party.
you will be able to impose fashion everywhere.
For mineral water, we have been able to impose our definition, which is stricter than the wide definition in the United States.
Because of the technical limitations of the other music players, AOL/TW would have been able to impose Winamp as the dominant player.
Such a regulatory body must be able to impose rigorous sanctions to enforce applicable legislation and regulation.
lower limits- which are currently fixed- that we want to or will be able to impose.
Moreover, the Commission should be able to impose appropriate financial sanctions where conditions
Iraq but, far from able to impose their peace of the graveyards,
Member States, also, should not be able to impose any formality relating to the language of the document that goes beyond the certification.
with a handful of giants able to impose unlimited payments on newcomers.
Some argued that individual countries should be able to impose universal service obligations according to national conditions.
Mattis was not able to impose the doctrine of the clinton- bush- obama on disarmament of the states,
more competitive airports that are able to impose stricter standards
Member States will be able to impose requirements additional to those laid down in the Directive,
investment on European works, Member States should be able to impose financial obligations to on-demand service providers established on their territory.
In fact, the us is able to impose his will only to a limited extent even in relation to minor countries
the authority shall be able to impose an appropriate administrative penalty,
National regulatory authorities shall be able to impose appropriate sanctions on providers,
We can only ascribe sovereignty to the thought of each of these individuals in so far as we are not aware of any power which would be able to impose any idea forcibly on him, when he is of sound mind and wide awake.
The only rule that car manufacturers will be able to impose will be a requirement that the intermediary must produce a mandate from the consumer.
For storage facilities located in a non-Community country with which there is no legal framework for mutual assistance, Member States would be able to impose such further conditions as they deem necessary.
In this'ethical' environment, Scientology would be able to impose its courses, philosophy,
it is particularly important to emphasise in this connection that it must be able to impose requirements upon such products throughout their whole life cycles.