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1 impose regulation
(on smth.) вводити регулювання ( на щось) -
2 impose
запроваджувати, призначати, встановлювати (в законі, у вироку, нормі загального права тощо); запроваджувати ( заборону тощо); формулювати (в законі, нормі загального права тощо); накладати (заборону, покарання тощо); обкладати ( податком тощо); обманювати- impose a boycott
- impose a decision
- impose a dictatorship
- impose a duty
- impose a fine
- impose a fine on the spot
- impose a penalty
- impose a sanction
- impose a sentence
- impose a state of emergency
- impose a tax
- impose an embargo
- impose an enslaving treaty
- impose an obligation on states
- impose an order
- impose as a duty
- impose ban
- impose by legislature
- impose censorship
- impose changes in a contract
- impose conditions
- impose curfew
- impose death
- impose death penalty
- impose embargo
- impose export quotas
- impose ideology
- impose interpretation
- impose legal liability
- impose liability
- impose limitations
- impose martial law
- impose moratorium
- impose obligation
- impose one's will
- impose penal sanctions
- impose penalty
- impose Presidential government
- impose punishment
- impose quarantine
- impose quotas
- impose regulation
- impose responsibility
- impose restrictions
- impose sanction
- impose sentence
- impose speed limit
- impose tariff restrictions
- impose taxes
- impose the death penalty
- impose trade sanctions
- impose war indemnity
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