Examples of using Will impose in English and their translations into Finnish
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Contract with them for the delivery of products will give you a wonderful permanent market, but will impose clear obligations,
I do not understand how the Commission's clever Swedish Vice-President can put her name to a communications strategy that will impose a particular view of the Constitution upon people.
cope with the rapidly ageing population and the pressure that this will impose on the social accounts.
To crown everything, this directive will impose new taxes in countries like France,
The EU convention will impose stricter mutual assistance obligations on the 15 Member States than the Council of Europe protocol,
For exports, the new system arising from the implementation of the Protocol will impose additional obligations,
While it will impose huge expense on big business,
The prohibition on the performance of experiments on animals will impose additional costs on industry,
to cope with the rapidly ageing population and the pressure that this will impose on the social se curity accounts.
the Directive nevertheless covers a wide spectrum of economic activities and will impose a certain discipline on EU members.
In this regard, the ECB strongly welcomes the fact that the changes to Article 70 of the proposed banking directive set out in the Council 's general approach will impose requirements with respect to the availability of own funds from the subsidiary to the parent undertaking
This regulation will impose increases in custom duties on a trade amount equivalent to the loss incurred, in other words
The directive will impose more transparency on private equity funds.
The proposals are unnecessary and will impose yet more administrative
regulation on feed and food controls that will impose rules on this issue.
Some people say that this is a burden and a chore and that it will impose costs.
If the court concludes that the accused is guilty of committing the offence, it will impose a punishment.
Finally, the Commission's rush to electronic tagging will impose further costs on a sector already diminishing because of uneconomic returns.
The EU will impose further and more comprehensive measures against the regime as long as the repression of the civilian population continues.
Mr President, I refer to the common position on Directive 1998/242 and the capital requirements that it will impose on investment management firms.