Examples of using Is imposed in English and their translations into German
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Language is imposed at the root of a yellowish-white coating with a characteristic odor.
On May 20, martial law is imposed on eight Beijing districts. weniger anzeigen.
A tourniquet is imposed by the"eight" to prevent it from sliding down.
In this case, the medication is imposed on the infiltrates and the festering wounds.
Serbia finds itself isolated from the West with an embargo is imposed on the country.
Succession tax is imposed on gifts and inheritances at rates between 3 to 15 percent.
Whereas in China, the labour is imposed upon prisoners by force and without compensation.
The pace of This War of Mine is imposed by the day and night cycle.
Bohemian fashion is imposed on our lives.
Yes, it is imposed, you bullying.
A tax is imposed by the city and must be paid directly to the hotel.
A city tax is imposed by the city of Berlin.
Humility, here, is imposed naturally.
For this reason we reject the yoke that is imposed on us.
We therefore reject the yoke that is imposed upon us.
This will not change until regulation is imposed which confronts the fundamental mechanism.
Individual criminal justice systems, and how punishment is imposed and enforced, have over the centuries developed individually in each Member State.
remains the rule through which neoliberal adjustment is imposed, and the deepest and longest recession experienced in Europe during peacetime.
Before any sanction is imposed in accordance with Article 7( 1) of the Council Regulation on minimum reserves,
Only when such obligation is imposed by the provisions of law.