Examples of using Have imposed in English and their translations into Polish
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the performance of various Russian air carriers on which the Russian authorities have imposed operating restrictions will be closely monitored.
because you will have met the conditions we have imposed- I am firmly convinced of this.
Representatives of the Commission seem to have conducted themselves on the basis of the unfounded assertion that Greece has not made sufficient efforts to restore fiscal stability and have imposed conditions which have less to do with economics than with ideology.
and could have imposed their own distribution terms,
Most jurisdictions today have imposed several basic safety measures
the European directives have imposed the separation of the rail network and transport activities,
which has been concluded in 11 o'clock in the morning on November, 11th, 1918 In June 1919 g victorious Allies have imposed Germany extremely severe constraints of the Versailles peace treaty.
producers should have imposed on them obligations which are reciprocal to those imposed on the producers involved.
the new tax this Member State may have imposed on its financial sector in the aftermath of the crisis.
given that the USA have imposed anti-dumping measures on imports of coumarin from the PRC,
the new tax this Member State may have imposed on its financial sector in the aftermath of the crisis.
at the cost of significant sacrifices, European institutions have imposed on all industries in this sector.
the European Central Bank- have imposed a miserable memorandum on Greece, which cuts public spending,
The Commission had imposed penalties in 34 cases,
My captain has imposed a few restrictions.
The United Nations has imposed sanctions on Iran.
The EU has imposed sanctions for human rights breaches in a number of instances.
Today at midnight has imposed martial law all over the country.
It has machines to assist in overcoming difficulties which nature has imposed.
This being said, the EU has imposed restrictions on the import of cultural goods from Iraq32 and Syria33.