Examples of using Imposed in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
The League of Nations imposed economic sanctions upon Italy.
Articles of Association, the provisions imposed by the law and the capitalization of the reserves;
Fines imposed on companies breaking EU competition rules.
The unilaterally imposed rotational work relates to a collective arrangement.
Authority as something imposed from outside.
Karma imposed by society comes for each of us.
Sanctions imposed by the West.
ISIS imposed their extreme version of the Sharia law.
experiencing lots of internally driven change and externally imposed change.
In view of the number of restrictions imposed.
Obligations imposed under other agreements.
The unilaterally imposed rotational work.
North Korean believed to be trying to deal with imposed economic sanctions.
Within 60 days from the date imposed in its face value.
Any other purposes imposed by law and authorities.
The imposed economic policies, however, will destroy the Greek economy.
His regime imposed linguistic, political
There was therefore less impetus towards sternly imposed conventions.
Coordinated international action is required in order to improve the effectiveness of the sanctions imposed.
Imposed corporate norms for behavior and thought.