Examples of using Which impose in English and their translations into Slovak
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Basically, all these proposals for the 2008 Community budget run counter to the requirements of the rich countries which impose a ceiling on the budget of about 1% of Community GNI,
whose task is reviewing, at the request of the defendant, orders which impose coercive measures such as:
67 of Regulation No 796/2004 constitute more than mere‘subsequent amendment of the provisions which impose administrative penalties', within the meaning of the second sentence of Article 2(2)
Whether the objectives of the cross-compliance policy under the new CAP(Common Agricultural Policy), which impose certain rules in areas of environment, food safety, animal
They concern the compatibility with EU law of national regimes which impose on providers of publicly accessible electronic communications services(‘service providers')
long delay of flights, which impose the same obligations on all air carriers,
60 of that directive, which impose a precise obligation on the service provider to inform the beneficiaries with regard,
was not legally compatible with systems which impose an obligation to take both positive
Of the shortcomings, it can be noted significant heating, which imposes its limitations.
other countries which imposed trade measures on Chinese modules,
That runs counter to the Obama administration, which imposed economic sanctions against Russia for annexing the territory in Ukraine two years ago.
The Principle of Accuracy which imposes the obligation to adopt all reasonable measures making it possible to ensure regular updating or correction of your personal data.
Of these missions were intercontinental, which imposes a heavy burden on the logistics
Italy's parliament has ratified the European fiscal pact, which imposes strict budget discipline on its signatories in a bid to resolve the eurozone debt crisis.
Browder was a major proponent of the U.S. Magnitsky law, which imposes visa and financial sanctions on Russians deemed to have violated human rights.
A court decision which imposes a duty on the relevant institution to carry out a specific action within a specified time period
I have often cited the example of the Jackson-Vanik amendment, which imposed sanctions for the fact that the USSR did not allow Jews to emigrate to Israel.
In 2003, Washington passed the‘Syria Accountability Act' which imposed economic sanctions on Damascus.
The ECB shall be responsible for ensuring compliance with relevant Union law which imposes requirements on credit institutions in the field of reporting to competent authorities.