Examples of using Imposed in English and their translations into Japanese
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Cultures are creative, dynamic processes, not imposed laws and boundaries.
America and the EU have imposed financial sanctions on many Russian firms, making it hard for them to borrow abroad.
The agony of imposed silence is understood among those in the know, and thus some sympathy exists for inadvertent leaks.
North Korea is also subjected to a punishing array of economic sanctions imposed over the past two decades by Washington.
It is not one giant solution imposed from above, but countless micro-solutions emerging from below.
The US has imposed sanctions against 11 officials and one company from North Korea.
The number of semaphores requested exceeds the system imposed maximum per set.
Women 's Boat to Gaza Participants See the Israeli Imposed Perpetual Darkness on Gaza.
He's experiencing firsthand the misery, fear and failure imposed on his country.
The Eurozone Member States voluntarily ceded the capacity to Frankfurt and then imposed harsh rules on themselves with respect to net spending.
Write in under other'To obtain a reduced rate of withholding imposed by s1441 pursuant to the UK-US income tax treaty.'.
A man's true life is the way in which he puts off the lie imposed by others on him.
These terminals 137, 139 duplicate the zone restrictions imposed on the main jukebox interface and selection criteria.
The customs duty and tax imposed by the Road Transport Administration Department totals 100 percent or 150 percent of the prices of cars, depending on their engine power.
The Boston Globe's editorial titled Don't Let Democracy Die in Venezuela says,«Sanctions imposed so far are not working.
The Soviet authorities, having gained control over Estonia, immediately imposed a regime of terror.
I know that Bithumb has decided to pay the related taxes without any objection to the imposed tax amount.”.
In addition, a new understanding has emerged of the significance of penal sanctions imposed by the state.
London looked to Americans, and in 1767 imposed new taxes on a variety of imports, including the American's beloved tea.
China has long argued that only sanctions imposed by the United Nations Security Council are legitimate.