Examples of using Will impose in English and their translations into Swedish
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The planned increased in the required frequency of inspections will impose significant additional costs on small businesses for minced meat see point 4.16.
The proposed Directive will impose an emission limit value of 0.1 ng/Nm3 for the incineration
When adopting the regulations, the Commission will impose detailed rules upon EU countries to ensure transparency
I do not understand how the Commission's clever Swedish Vice-President can put her name to a communications strategy that will impose a particular view of the Constitution upon people.
They will tell you that you do not qualify and the collateral they will impose on you will send you running out of the bank.
Euro 6, which will enter into force in 2015, will impose stricter limits on nitrogen oxides emitted by diesel engines.
If this repression does not come to an end, the European Union will impose further restrictive measures against the regime.
A new version is set to be launched on Oct 5, and will impose stricter rules on users, including requiring them
The Committee of the Regions recognises that the proposed directive will impose costs in widely varying degrees upon competent authorities within the Union
In fact, China has declared that it will impose a 25% tariff on all imports of crude oil from the United States of America,
The prohibition on the performance of experiments on animals will impose additional costs on industry,
saying if the project is voted on, we will impose the veto on it, and they know why.
a continued decrease in transaction volumes will impose demands for an adaptation of the State's responsibility for basic counter service.
It is not an easy task to work out, with accuracy, the economic costs, which the measures laid down in the proposed amendment to Directive 74/408/EEC will impose on the construction of vehicles.
a substantial part of the time of year the sea will impose on the ship restrictions in the rest of the time,
76/115/EEC and 74/408/EEC will impose on the construction of vehicles.
on whom the Community will impose comparable requirements of transparency and consistency.
Bolkestein is, in fact, simply the sock-puppet of the WTO, with the General Agreement on Trade in Services which will impose the country of origin principle on the states, all of them happy to throw themselves on the Genevan bandwagon.
very often the more powerful party will impose the law of its domicile.
disposed will in effect turn mercury from being an asset that can be marketed into a liability that will impose costs on its holders.