Examples of using Also imposed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Israel also imposed a 75 per cent fee increase for trucks carrying cargo.
The government has also imposed sanctions on opposition parties for organising peaceful demonstrations.
Limits were also imposed on the immigration of Catholics, Jews and other minorities.
The FARC have also imposed taxes to finance road construction and arrogated to.
It also imposed a curfew in the town between 1900 and 0500 hours.
It also imposed additional sanctions on transfers of funds and on Syrian economic resources.
Jewish dietary laws are also imposed on the importing of all meat from abroad.
That decision had also imposed a heavy burden on the Division ' s limited resources.
The European Union has also imposed sanctions on several officials in the electricity and oil ministries.
Restrictions were also imposed at the Erez crossing, limiting movement to humanitarian cases holding permits.
It also imposed heavier penalties on employers found guilty of trafficking in persons and forced labour.
Some Member States also imposed obligations on prosecutors with respect to maintaining and improving their professional skills.
It also imposed restrictions on the movement of United Nations and other international personnel in some areas.
Iraq also imposed restrictions on UNSCOM aerial surveillance activities, carried out in support of ground inspections.
Restrictions were also imposed on the movement of relief stocks by road to areas in Eastern Darfur.
(d) If international cooperation carried with it obligations, are those obligations also imposed on South-South cooperation?
Similar restrictions also imposed Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe,
Child abuse is usually treated as a family matter and the need for a warrant is also imposed.
The Council also imposed a travel ban and/or an asset freeze on the individuals listed in the resolution.
It also imposed serious punishments, ranging from 10 years to life imprisonment for the commission of terrorist acts.