Примери коришћења Imposed by на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said earlier that EU sanctions against Russia were imposed by the European nations"on direct orders" from Washington.
The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine points out that the transfer of the tranche was completed because Kiev conducted certain reforms imposed by the EU under the agreement.
The sanctions were imposed by former President Barack Obama in March 2014 in response to the political crisis in Ukraine.
they can overcome obstacles imposed by others?
arrogance imposed by society, apologize.
Scrolling is a rule imposed by the gambling sites online as a condition to give bonuses.
Rollover is the rule imposed by online gaming sites as a condition for granting bonuses.
A strong imprint on attitudes to gambling in the country imposed by the fact that the official religion of Islam.
The restrictions imposed by the Ottomans to regulate the grain trade did not prevent the Greeks from carrying out illicit trade which brought considerable fortunes to them.
Nevertheless, the programs must comply with regulations imposed by the Ministry of Education of Indonesia.
when the Reichswehr was officially established according to the limitations imposed by the Treaty of Versailles.
some of the Greek Islands were used as depositories by the sea traders of the era to place their foreign goods to thus avoid the two-percent tax imposed by the city-state of Athens on imported goods.
and all this is imposed by western countries that try to present themselves as democratic.
develop in various forms imposed by authorities and the merited idea of science
An appeals court has permanently lifted an injunction imposed by a federal judge,
cessation of disturbances(which are almost always imposed by the social environment),
An appeals court has permanently lifted an injunction imposed by a federal judge,
Sanctions imposed by the Trump administration that could hurt companies in Germany
the more stringent rules for public corporations imposed by public stock exchanges and the government.
from the Soviet Union and imposed by the Soviets, a process accelerated at the time of the PPR Congress of December 1945.