Examples of using Be imposed in English and their translations into Slovak
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A more transparent system should be imposed.
Putin: the solution of the Cyprus problem should not be imposed from outside.
The fines may be imposed repeatedly.
the full exercise of human dignity cannot be imposed.
If humanitarian law continues to be broken, specific sanctions must be imposed.
(1) Duties can be imposed only on the basis of law,
subject to Community law, additional conditions may be imposed with respect to the requirements referred to in Article 30(3).
The obligations can be imposed to the town and can be interfered with its duties only by law(Act No. 369/1990 Coll., on the general establishment).
Penalties such as fines should be imposed for failing to follow transparent appointment procedures,
Targeted and progressive measures should be imposed against any party to a conflict that is responsible for serious violations of women's rights.
Whereas sanctions must be imposed on any person, whether governed by private of public law,
I am of the opinion that such a requirement should not be imposed in cases concerning the use of an SEP where the patent owner has made a commitment to grant licences on FRAND terms.
Such a duty can only be imposed upon an agency and should not be placed on a civil organisation.
Safeguard tariffs can be imposed on imports of a particular product if a country's own industry is at risk of serious damage from a sudden surge of imports.
Willingness to reform cannot be imposed from outside and the expectation for reform must come from within societies.
Interim measures may be imposed in proceedings specifically seeking them
However, they should be imposed if necessary, and it is very important that sanctions play a wider,
Secondary legislation sets limits to authorisation schemes which can be imposed by Member States 18
Like all philistines, Bernstein pictures centralism as something which can be imposed and maintained solely from above, and solely by the bureaucracy and military clique.
duties can be imposed on products that exceed specific emissions.