Examples of using Imposed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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People themselves choose their job and you're nobody and nothing imposed.
In the past, the previous government imposed curfews with minimal warning.
It is a plan to be imposed on one side.
He's not exactly sure who imposed the fatwa, but it wasn't him.
He never imposed any ambition on me.
(v) taxes imposed on real property according to the Property Tax Law.
Do you remember when the West imposed opium on us?
Such rules are developed and/or imposed to protect Client's use of the designated Center for work.
In 2009, the FDA imposed stronger language,
Such rules are developed and/or imposed to protect Client's use of the designated Centre for work.
In either case conditions are made or imposed between the two enterprises, in their commercial
A few days later an executive order that imposed a 90-day specific travel ban evoked quite different reactions around the world- anger, fear and confusion.
originally imposed by Israel in the early 1990s, were intensified after June 2007,
In 2018, regardless of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration,
In his determination not to follow the disastrous example in Europe, he imposed strict limitations on immigration,
In either instance conditions are made or imposed between the two enterprises in their commercial
was found guilty of violating the limitations imposed on him when he was released in 2004.
For a detailed review of the international law's treatment of the responsibility imposed on an occupying power vis-à-vis the local population,
He was an extravagant spender who imposed excessive taxes,
In either instance, the two enterprises are within their commercial or financial relations subject to conditions made or imposed which differ from those which would be made between independent enterprises.