Summary
to impose {verb}
betrügen · aufbürden · auferlegen · hintergehen · verhängen · festsetzen
to pose
Modell stehen · Modell sitzen · aufstellen · darstellen
to pose {verb}
aufwerfen · vortragen · formulieren · posieren · posen · sich in Positur werfen · eine Haltung einnehmen
English-German translation for "impose"
"impose" German translation
impose
impose (also: to preclude, to exclude, to debar, to bar)
The developing countries, which are excluded from the negotiations, will have clauses imposed on them which often oppose their own real interests.
Would he also confirm that Article 103 excludes any possibility of fines or penalties being imposed on countries which do not join stage 3 of monetary union?
to impose
to impose {verb}
to impose [imposed|imposed] {vb} (also: to defraud, to deceive, to cheat, to fool)
to impose [imposed|imposed] {vb} (also: to impose sth. on sb.)
Now, certain Member States want to impose new enlargements on us with less money for the European budget.
But I have a problem when we impose from on high purist-type ideas on those who cannot defend themselves.
to impose sth. on sb.
I have taken these concerns very seriously, because no one wants to stand in the way of innovation in Europe or impose additional burdens
to impose [imposed|imposed] {vb} (also: to enjoin, to levy, to impose sth. on sb.)
If Member States do not want to fix book prices, then we do not want to impose it on them.
Our specific amendment does not impose new preconditions on Turkey.
Needless to say, this does not mean that we must impose our diktat on the developing countries.
We should not impose on them things that are impossible to carry out, things that hinder development.
Do you want to impose all that on Morocco?
to impose [imposed|imposed] {vb} (also: to hoodwink, to defraud)
to impose [imposed|imposed] {vb} (also: to inflict, to declare, to administer, to canvas)
You cannot impose sanctions that go against some of the things to which we subscribe.
It does not appear to have jurisdiction to impose the sanction in this specific case.
The European Union has to impose an arms embargo on Indonesia.
Our request to impose an oil embargo, is not being observed.
Thirdly, if a solution is difficult to find, the management could impose penalties.
to impose [imposed|imposed] {vb} [law]
I would apportion the blame between the British Government and the Commission for not imposing a minimum import price.
pose
to pose
to pose (also: to erect, to post, to postulate, to range)
And indeed, I think, rather than being annihilated, the performing arts are posed on the brink of a time when we will be more important than we have ever been.
to pose (also: to constitute, to feature, to personate)
I do not think that should pose a problem to my fellow Members.
The Senate points to the fact that countries such as Iraq could pose a nuclear threat in the future.
The threat biological weapons pose requires an appropriate multilateral response.
The teapot problem I'll pose this way.
Convinced that nuclear weapons pose the greatest threat to mankind and to the survival of civilization,
to pose {verb}
to pose [posed|posed] {vb} (also: to broach, to introduce)
I would like to pose one other question in relation to the Convention.
But the question that I kind of want to pose is -- you know, why not?
And we will certainly have to pose them again.
We will shortly have methods that do not pose competent authorities unjustified problems for implementation.
to pose a question
to pose [posed|posed] {vb} (also: to recite, to perform, to declaim, to state)
to pose [posed|posed] {vb} (also: to formulate)
And the great question before us now is the one Mr Christodoulou has posed: are we going to be able to extend our umbrella over these new applicant countries?
to pose [posed|posed] {vb} (also: to posture)
It's a statue made by Verrocchio, of David, for which Leonardo posed as a boy of 15.
BJ: So we got a camera, and we posed the puppet in various galloping stances.
to pose [posed|posed] {vb}
to pose [posed|posed] {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "impose":
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Synonyms (English) for "pose":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "impose" in German
Similar words
importing · imports · importunate · importunately · importunateness · importuned · importunes · importuning · importunities · importunity · impose · imposed · imposes · imposing · imposingly · imposition · impositions · impossibilities · impossibility · impossible · impossibleness
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