Examples of using Would impose in English and their translations into Polish
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I made him realize that he had a short window and, well, they might as well use the leverage that they had. to get what he wanted, and if they went nuclear a judge would impose an injunction, with the blue flu,
To get what he wanted, and if they went nuclear a judge would impose an injunction, with the blue flu,
I made him realize that he had a short window to get what he wanted, and if they went nuclear a judge would impose an injunction, with the blue flu,
an ill-considered measure that should be rejected because it would impose conditions on suppliers without their consent
the pragmatic use of a cut-off date that would impose a lower threshold for diligent search for works from before a certain date.
Such general requirement would impose a considerable burden on all fur traders(including those who do not trade in cat
impossible or, compared to the other option available, would impose costs on the seller that would be disproportionate taking into account.
Food Safety, which would impose this very requirement,
where the requirements of this Directive would impose a disproportionate economic
Bernie Sanders that would impose a carbon fee on fossil fuel enterprises at the source(the mine, wellhead
ameliorate conditions of poverty, unemployment and declining living standards for working people in the US itself, but makes it clear that the legacy of decisions made during the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts would impose significant long-term costs on the federal government for many years to come.
of decisions made during the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts would impose significant long-term costs on the federal government for many years to come.
What about those who would impose Sharia law?
In neither case are measures required that would impose a disproportionate burden.
The bill would impose penalties on states that fail to comply with such reporting requirements.
Nevertheless it would impose considerable additional administrative
his parents were believers; and we were afraid he would impose on them insolence and unbelief;
It was agreed that these measures could not be introduced in the short term owing to the changes they would impose on traders.
and then he would impose the sentence that he had discussed with us.
Secondly, Mr Freitas' report proposes to amend the provision whereby the regulation would impose full observer coverage in the fleets, and stipulate instead a sampling system.