Examples of using Is imposed in English and their translations into Polish
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Penalties must always be distinguished from interest on late payment of tax, which is imposed to recompense the time value of money.
At present an unknown ideology to us is imposed on us from Brussels, as well as strong political pressures.
the parties have no say on the solution found by the arbitral tribunal, which is imposed on them in a final and binding manner.
In the first instance, the fine is imposed on the undertaking, and may be no higher than 10% of the turnover of the undertaking in the financial year preceding assessment of the fine.
Nav rendering odds that Donald Trump is imposed on or departures for the end of the first semester.
The penalty is imposed on persons who use the telephone not only while driving,
The protective foil is imposed in order to protect the panel during transport and installation.
What if terrorism was primarily a consequence of this new categorical imperative that is imposed by market forces
provisions of Directive 2003/88/EC, with a view to a possible modification, is imposed by the Directive itself.
However, if a time limit is imposed, it must be reasonable
Council is imposed on a re surrounded
It is an invisible net which is imposed on the surface of our planet,
The breaking through suppression that is imposed on the commercial production of the"sonic boiler" is discreetly supported by God Himself.
A tax is imposed by the city: HRK 10 per person,
Where the penalty is imposed on a natural person
This possibility is imposed at present so strongly that we can say here about violence towards reading.
No such obligation is imposed on the parties in Paris(other than in domestic arbitrations) or New York,
It is in line with the amendment to Article 26, as the emergency services obligation is imposed only on certain providers.
PP2 opens the groundhandling market moderately, while not damaging working conditions transfer of staff with similar conditions would be possible where further opening is imposed.
as I support other women by believing in their ability to break the glass ceiling that is imposed on them.