Examples of using Imposed in English and their translations into Italian
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Old international agreements prevent the taxes imposed on transport on the ground from being levied on aviation.
Since 1998, the Commission has imposed fines on Volkswagen(twice),
So, an earthly punishment is either imposed by God or the natural consequences of sin are allowed to come to maturity
social security contributions of employers and employees) imposed on labour.
The European Commission had imposed Wednesday a big fine from EUR 1.06 billion to Intel,
political sanctions imposed on her country.
the Commission has imposed the following fines.
Before Louis XIV imposed his will on the nobility,
Brother Roger had known Christians who felt that the Gospel imposed harsh burdens on believers;
A poor English translation of that text has led people to think that the Holy See imposed secrecy in order to hide the facts.
The Ecological Panel, produced for the last 20 years, has always presented emission values that were lower than the permitted levels even before Europe imposed the class E 1 class.
Let us now speculate how the quantity of work might be affected if the government imposed a shorter workweek.
When imposed without the consent of the user,
The canons of construction were not necessarily imposed schemes, but expedients,
I know that to us imposed a stereotype that a probiotics drinks only at dysbacterioses,
The countries have met the requirements imposed on them to an extent which makes it possible to abolish border checks with the remaining EU Member States.
Imposed value: if this option is checked,
He has chosen you, and has imposed no difficulties on you in religion;
the more the standards imposed are raised, the more we care about the work because our country is demonstrating
The quality of personal space, even if imposed, can foster the human dignity that the convict runs the risk of losing.