Examples of using Was imposed in English and their translations into Polish
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in conditions of the communist terror, the abortion bill was imposed on Poland,'allowing' for killing conceived babies.
belie Western discourse and demonstrate that the current interim government of Oleksandr Tourtchynov was imposed by NATO in violation of international law.
a 25% tariff was imposed on China's $34 billion exported to the United States.
On villages the economic quitrent(fodder, products, warm clothes footwear, salt etc.) was imposed- the farther, the heavier.
The first putty was imposed on a frame groove,
In July 1996, by Regulation(EC) No 1490/96(2), a definitive anti-dumping duty was imposed on imports of polyester staple fibre(PSF)
Additional duty of 100% was imposed on certain products such as some dried vegetables,
Moreover, a separate accountancy obligation was imposed on the recipients, allowing a distinction between costs
Summary of the proposed action This proposal simply repeals an earlier regulation which was imposed as a countermeasure in response to sanctions adopted in the United States.
environmental groups a moratorium was imposed on its release in February 2010.
By Council Regulation(EC) No 1015/94(as subsequently amended), a definitive anti-dumping duty was imposed on imports of certain television camera systems originating in Japan.
a Member of Parliament, a penalty was imposed on the chair of a group because he voted on behalf of his neighbour.
For this reason it is very good that we retained it and that no lower limit was imposed for when chemicals are to be classified.
unless the fine was imposed for an act which is not a misdemeanor offense.
The title of Realist was thrust upon me just as the title of Romantic was imposed upon the men of 1830.
Imports of PET film from the company are also subject to a countervailing duty of 7%, which was imposed in 1999 by Council Regulation(EC) No 2597/19995.
A duty rate of 10.4% was imposed on companies which either did not make themselves known or did not co-operate in the investigation.
This approach was imposed by the neo-liberal ideology that wanted to see everything primarily in terms of financial value.
The union was imposed from the outside and contrary to the rooted democratic tradition of the region,
There are things that they know that they can't tell you because of this gag order that was imposed in the settlement back in 2006.