Examples of using Will be imposed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Namely, an additional tariff of 25% will be imposed on the 2,493 items listed in annex 1;An additional 20 per cent tariff will be imposed on the 1,078 items listed in annex 2;An additional 10 per cent tariff will be imposed on the 974 items listed in annex 3.
If there is any violation, penalties will be imposed.
The new tariffs will be imposed until December 2014.
It will be imposed party matters to those who defend their status; asks the FAS.
Tax will be imposed on tourists who come to Venice all year round on sea liners.
Cancellationn charge will be imposed for any cancellation made less than 24 hours prior to pick-up.
If these limitations will be imposed, the Company will notify Client in advance about such changes.
Penalties will be imposed for breaches of these rules in order to have a fair competition for all.
Consequently, even more restrictions will be imposed on the asylum seekers to organize a better life freely and humanely.
It allows to create the desired shape, via ligatures that will be imposed on the branches of the plant.
NON-REFUNDABLE Transfer fees will be imposed on all domain transfers(10$ for local registrars and $20 for international ones).
A restriction will be imposed by HM Land Registry on any property where an overseas entity is registered as the proprietor.
prior to arrival or a NO-SHOW, one night room charge per room will be imposed.
An asset test will be imposed at the end of this year to ensure that public rental housing flats are allocated to families in genuine need.
An additional RM 10 nett per room per night will be imposed to all foreign registered guests in compliance with with Malaysian Government Tourism Tax Act 2017.
Many European States have adopted the policy of refusing to extradite persons to countries that retain the death penalty if there is a risk that it will be imposed.
After exceeding the deadline and the allowed registration period, registration should be then approved by the Faculty's Dean and an academic fine of LE 1,000 will be imposed.
The duty to report, in this regard, will be imposed by the Terrorist Prevention Act when passed and will be reinforced
But few if any of these problems will be resolved through rapid population growth. They are the context on which this growth will be imposed"(Preston, 1994, p. 9).
(b) Should the victim be a minor, or should the crime have been committed by more than one person working in collaboration, a more severe penalty will be imposed.