Examples of using Imposed upon in English and their translations into Arabic
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The ending of the blockade imposed upon the Palestinian people;
That is a duty imposed upon us by both law and morality.
Harsher penalties should be imposed upon the perpetrators of violence against women.
The Council imposed upon Eritrea an arms embargo and some individual sanctions.
However, they should neither be copied mechanically nor be imposed upon others.
The sentences imposed upon the objectors are carried out in the military prisons.
Disaster response assistance should never be imposed upon our volunteers or the Syrian people.
The media were independent, and therefore decisions could not be imposed upon them.
This includes the question of how an unwanted state can be imposed upon a minority.
As a result, the unfair restrictions imposed upon the Turkish Cypriots could not be lifted.
For all sentences imposed upon children the possibility of release should be realistic
If restrictions are imposed upon public officers(ibid.,(2)(b)).
The amicus curiae prosecutor has appealed in relation to the sentence that was imposed upon Šešelj.
Turkey called upon Israel to lift the closures and other restrictive measures imposed upon the Palestinians.
serious of those consequences is the geographical enclosure imposed upon Bolivia.
And because it was in Pante Makasar, high customs taxes were imposed upon Timorese sandalwood exporters.
Order was soon restored, and a fine of 12 million francs was imposed upon the rioters.
We underline that the measures imposed upon the Organization have adversely affected programme delivery in the Organization.
In it, among other things, the Council removed all non-military sanctions imposed upon Iraq since 1990.
it was not prepared to have such an investigation imposed upon it.