Examples of using Impose in English and their translations into Croatian
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
You stay right there. Uh, I really… I shouldn't impose… I'm gonna.
Don't you hate it when gardeners impose straight lines everywhere?
You stay right there. I really… I shouldn't impose… I'm gonna.
Television and fashion magazines impose ideas about beauty,
Online game Genesyx not impose a special player to the computer system requirements,
Member States may impose on video-sharing platform providers measures that are more detailed
Question is that the oncologist should never impose his patient, but them of doctors in our hospitals can hear cancer patients.
This Directive should not impose any liability on Member States for potential damage incurred through restructuring procedures which are triggered by such early warning tools.
heed the advice of their elders, and older do not require them to perform an indispensable and not impose their assistance.
Member States may impose upon applicants other obligations to cooperate with the competent authorities insofar as these obligations are necessary for the processing of the application.
the Ministry of Justice considered that the court should not impose any penalty or condition without additional hearings and arguments.
Against those people beyond borders who impose the war to us. Against corruption, against the empires which thrive from dirty money, against impunity.
which must then impose on dark spots for 20-25 minutes.
They drive people into a narrow framework of rules and impose a certain pattern of behavior,
Member States may impose upon applicants other obligations to cooperate with the competent authorities insofar as such obligations are necessary for the processing of the application.
against those people beyond borders who impose the war to us.
Impose administrative penalties
When square meters impose restrictions on the allocation of individual rooms to children of different sexes,
In the event of failure to comply with this requirement, Member States may impose the same sanctions as those imposed on their own nationals for failure to carry their identity card.
In seminaries where they may have been neglected let the Bishops impose them and require their observance,