Examples of using Imposed in English and their translations into Czech
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In February of'48 A stalinist regime was imposed on czechoslovakia.
costumes are imposed.
Unreasonably harsh sanctions are imposed if they unintentionally make mistakes owing to poor advice.
When processing personal data, we fulfil all obligations imposed by legal regulations;
What kind of punishment may be imposed?
If humanitarian law continues to be broken, specific sanctions must be imposed.
It is a duty imposed on us by our concern for the future of Europe.
By the contemporary repressive patriarchy rules that are enforced and imposed.
Of western civilization! Rules that are enforced and imposed by the contemporary patriarchy.
Of western civilization. by the contemporary repressive patriarchy rules that are enforced and imposed.
I know there was no grid imposed at that time.
Dear friends… from the exile imposed upon us by circumstance.
Have you given any thought to the penalties that could be imposed on you?
those penalties will be imposed immediately!
are imposed high demands.
Penalties must be imposed by the national courts as soon as an offence is found to have been committed.
Fifthly, what was the total amount of the penalties imposed on the contractor- as mentioned by Vice-President Barrot- for the delays
In 2007, sanctions were imposed in seven cases for a variety of breaches,
The completely disproportionate tax penalty imposed on the opposition Dogan Media Group is a targeted attack against those who criticise the government.
These rules would be imposed across the European Union,