Examples of using Imposed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Perhaps because it hasn't been imposed upon by the world of luxury.
Under the influence of the missionaries new institutions were imposed.
Β-Limits imposed on own resources.
Imposed by the evolutionary plan?
The financial conditions imposed by the bankers made repayment unsustainable.
Any action imposed against peace always generates hate and war.
The discriminatory element in the punishment imposed is essential.
Set the finish size for imposed jobs to User Defined.
Provisional or definitive measures shall be imposed by regulation.
These settlements were imposed on Poland by force.
Imposed by the mobilization of the exploited and oppressed"?
The provisional anti-dumping duties should therefore be imposed in as follows.
Freedom from constraints imposed by ideology and special interests.
Imposed philosophic morality will not save the world.
M Value of the fine to be imposed.
Duties imposed by our Lord himself.
It's not imposed on us, it is innate.
the EU imposed 194 definitive Anti-Dumping measures.
Definition English: Branch of law that deals with taxes imposed by the STATE.
Other rules may be imposed to organize content.