Examples of using Be imposed in English and their translations into German
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Computer
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Political
Jospin encouraged a public debate on Internet-related issues, saying that,"In this sector, solutions cannot be imposed on society by the public authorities.
In the absence of a satisfactory response, the Commission could refer Belgium to the European Court of Justice and ask that fines be imposed.
Any implied warranties that may be imposed by law are limited to the terms of this express limited warranty.
these changes should not be imposed from outside or, what is more, serve outside interests.
If needs change Additional encumbrances may not be imposed on the servient owner if the needs of the dominant property change.
General framework conditions for the development of uniform quality standards can be imposed via appropriate state regulations.
In no case may a requirement be imposed that the escort accompany the asylum seeker beyond the point of arrival of the international means of transport used
de-fanging should not be imposed on animals when done solely for cosmetic, behavioural or other non-veterinary reasons.
Relatively high penalties may be imposed for failing to file a tax return
clear limitations on what obligations can be imposed in which circumstances, whilst at the same time allowing for sufficient flexibility.
The obligations that may be imposed.
But that cannot be imposed.
No European charges are to be imposed.
This obligation must also be imposed on subcontractors.
Obligations should only be imposed on dominant operators.
Corporate social responsibility can never be imposed from above.
No unnecessary obligations should be imposed on market players.
The penalties could be imposed on the host entity.
Under what circumstances can anti-dumping measures be imposed?
Article 31 concerns penalties to be imposed by competent authorities.