Examples of using Impose in English and their translations into Slovak
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an emphasis on the stream of consciousness impose high requirements on the reader.
The exact same thinking applies to costs that researchers impose on participants.
We may impose a maximum amount of storage for User Content on the Service.
Developed countries can no longer impose their solutions on the rest of the world.
These authorisations impose different requirements
The Directives also impose disclosure requirements.
The European Union must finally impose transparency provisions on access to data.
(a) impose on the undertakings concerned restrictions which are not indispensable to.
He can impose any condition.
Member States can even impose a later moment in time such as the grant decision.
Only we can impose limits to our desires.
None of the three Member States visited impose further penalties on importers.
the diversity of the characters will impose its imprint.
The days when the West could impose its vision on the world are over.
I won't oppose it, and I can't impose any rules on you.
Dissemination of such information should however not impose an excessive burden on providers.
You cannot impose religion by force, you cannot impose secularism by force….
For these purposes Member States may in particular impose the following measures.
This swift pace of urbanization will impose immense demands on transportation systems,
We should impose the same conditions on those who export their agricultural products to Europe.