Examples of using Imposed in English and their translations into Swedish
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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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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
The germans took hostages, imposed on the city a contribution(50,000 rubles).
In Case T-111/05, sets the fine imposed on UCB at EUR 1.870 million;
Upon the people. Politics are rules imposed.
Myths about cars, imposed upon us by the cinema.
Farmers may have difficulties meeting the requirements imposed.
No imposed limits or prohibitions,
It questions the moratorium imposed by several Member States, one of which was France.
Increased control measures imposed by Greece on cereals imported from Romania and Bulgaria.
Real needs are replaced by artificial or imposed from outside.
Type and number of penalties imposed.
The penalties shall be imposed on a non-discriminatory basis and in accordance with paragraph 3.
periodic penalty payment imposed.
To lift the financial sanctions imposed on the Palestinian Authority;
Personal data are stored, in accordance with the obligation imposed on Carlsson& Co.
Tolls and user charges shall be imposed 2.
The current Australian restrictions on commercial exports from Australia are not imposed by CITES.
Divergence of joints imposed for caesarean section;
The best choice- nitro imposed in two layers.
final limitation is one imposed by Firefox.
A complete media blackout of the area has been imposed.