Examples of using Which imposes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Latvia has no legislation which imposes custodial punishment for inability to fulfil contractual obligations.
These same parties are also signatories to the Lusaka Agreement, which imposes a similar restriction.
Doing any action which imposes unreasonable, heavy
Take any action, which imposes an unreasonable or disproportionately large load on the portal infrastructure.
What is interesting is section 171 which imposes a duty to provide the necessaries of life.
The policy of the Swedish State which imposes regulations on reindeer herders, is also of concern.
(b) which imposes restrictions upon public officers,
Latvia has no legislation which imposes a prohibition on the right to marry and to found a family.
This flexibility requires them to be exempted from the Compulsory Education system which imposes a standard education curriculum for children.
The Third Basel Accord, which imposes higher capital charges for riskier investments, could further reduce the availability of long-term financing.
Liberia has not yet passed legislation on controlled drugs and substances drafted in 2013, which imposes stiff penalties for drug trafficking.
This is further impacted by the widespread landlessness among rural households, which imposes severe constraints on incomes and production.
The Committee also welcomes the reform of the Penal Code, which imposes heavy penalties for the killing of a woman for adultery.
In Germany there is a special law called Reinheitsgebot(Reinheitsgebot), which imposes on the brewers a large number of restrictions in the recipe.
In conclusion, the Government of Uganda welcomes Security Council resolution 918(1994) of 17 May 1994, which imposes an arms embargo against Rwanda.
Malta, which imposes no unilateral sanctions of its own, applies only Security Council resolutions, European Union regulations and decisions in its sanctions activity.
We support effective implementation of Security Council resolution 1701(2006), which imposes a ceasefire and the deployment of a stronger international force in southern Lebanon.
But it is not clear how this provision fits in with other treaties now in force, such as the Hostages Convention, which imposes a similar obligation.
Latvia has no legislation which imposes any kind of diminishing of the fundamental rights of freedom of conscience of religion,
Law on Occupied Territories of Georgia, adopted on 23 October 2008, which imposes restrictions on entrepreneurial activity on the occupied territories, including in the sea areas.