Examples of using May impose in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Please note that some countries may impose customs duties and/or handling fees.
The Commission may impose for food safety reasons
Competent authorities may impose specific requirements on veterinarians
(5) The law may impose upon the mass media the obligation to publicize their financing source.
Other services or products that may impose high risks of money laundering and terrorist financing.
the EU may impose so-called countervailing duties on such imports.
Stone tiles are very heavy and may impose a significant load on the balcony structure.
other associated import fees that your country may impose.
Certain countries may impose registration formalities on workers after a period of three months,
safety legislation is being flouted there are various sanctions it may impose.
EU countries may impose restrictions where this is justied on grounds of public policy,
Applicable EULA's may impose additional warranty and liability exclusions
any Member State may impose on coordinators any requirements that might undermine their independence.
In some Member States proceedings involving children may be dealt with by public prosecutors who may impose penalties.
National regulators will monitor quality of service and may impose minimum quality requirements,
In some situations, we may refuse to act or may impose limitations on your rights, as permitted by law.
The research concludes that increasing cigarette prices may impose a disproportionate burden on poor smokers5.
the Commission may impose post-market monitoring where necessary for food safety reasons.
Improved reporting and surveillance may impose additional costs on the very few countries not already sending sufficient data to ECDC.
EU countries may impose additional controls on non-listed items for public security or human rights reasons.