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to impose {verb}
contraindre · imposer · obliger
pose {substantiv}
pose · affectation
to pose {verb}
poser · agir avec affectation · se montrer
imposer {verb}
to impose · to impose upon · to inflict · to compel · to tax · to intrude
Synonymer
impose: inflict · bring down · visit
pose: perplex · vex · stick
imposé: obligatoire · obligé · exigé
imposer: assujettir · asservir · astreindre
mer (40)Engelsk-fransk översättning av "to impose"
"to impose" fransk översättning
to impose {verb}
to impose [imposed|imposed] {vb} (även: to coerce, to restrain, to bind, to compel)
In cases where parents fail to fulfil this statutory obligation, the court may impose a maintenance obligation on them, on its own...
The Council also has the power to take coercive measures and impose penalties on any audio-visual media broadcaster that breaches the
The candidate lodged an action at the court, requesting that the court impose a duty on the registration authority to register the
It is also a criminal offence for a public official to commit acts designed to illegally impose forced labour on others (art. 131).
That is why employment is a voluntary right and employment cannot be imposed or forced on anyone.
to impose [imposed|imposed] {vb} (även: to impose upon, to inflict, to compel)
Is this the first time it is trying to impose its will as heavy-handedly as this?
(b) impose sanctions in connection with an application for provisional measures.
In promoting democracy, we are not attempting to impose our values on anyone else.
I very much doubt that the government will have to impose economic sanctions.
We shall have to fight to impose the ambitious conclusions arising from the report.
to impose [imposed|imposed] {vb} (även: to compel, to obligate, to oblige)
As such, it would impose a difficult burden on Mi'kmaq First Nations to provide such services.
They would say that is not right, that is not fair for those western farmers out there to impose on us at a financial loss something that
may also impose a fine.
It was still unrealistic in the current context to impose a requirement on States to make insurance available to all enterprises engaged in
Courts are obliged to consider this statement when imposing sentence.
pose {substantiv}
The proposal is in keeping with current practice, which does not pose any problems.
Diversity will continue to be important and recruitment on that front does pose challenges.
All the real problems that the transition to the euro pose have been carefully passed over.
Eurostat will verify that this does not pose any problems for their system.
Ms. WARZAZI said that the reduction in speaking time really did pose serious problems.
pose {substantiv} (även: assignment, affectation, affectedness, earmaking)
to pose
to pose {verb}
to pose [posed|posed] {vb} (även: to install, to lay, to locate, to build)
The Chairperson invited Committee members to pose questions to the delegation.
Experts will also have the opportunity to pose follow-up questions as time permits.
I would like to take that from a more local perspective and to pose a question.
Mr. Speaker, I would like to pose a question to the hon. member for Lac-Saint-Louis.
In conclusion, I would like to make one observation and pose two questions.
to pose [posed|posed] {vb} (även: to attitudinize, to put on airs)
to pose [posed|posed] {vb} (även: to show oneself, to show up)
The possibility of reservations or of States adopting a non-cooperative stance posed further dangers.
imposé {adjektiv}
We have imposed the same sanctions on Pakistan in this regard as we have on India.
The Security Council has imposed arms embargoes approximately 15 times since 1965.
The civilian population is paralysed by a blockade imposed by the occupying Power.
To reduce the financial burden imposed by the railways on the Federal Government.
They have imposed a unilateral embargo against us, yet we have not been subjugated.
imposer {verb}
to impose [imposed|imposed] {vb}
to impose upon {vb}
to inflict [inflicted|inflicted] {vb}
to compel [compelled|compelled] {vb}
to tax [taxed|taxed] {vb} [bokf.]
to intrude [intruded|intruded] {tran. vb}
Synonymer
Synonymer (engelska) till "impose":
© Princeton Universityinflict · bring down · visit · levy · enforce
Synonymer (engelska) till "pose":
Synonymer (franska) till "imposé":
© myThes Dicollecteobligatoire · obligé · exigé · nécessaire · indispensable · essentiel · forcé · taxé · accusé
Synonymer (franska) till "imposer":
© myThes Dicollecteassujettir · asservir · astreindre · attacher · maintenir · enchaîner · lier · immobiliser · forcer · contraindre · commander · ordonner · enjoindre · exiger · prescrire · décréter · sommer · obliger · mener · conduire
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Användningsexempel för "to impose" i Franska
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