impose to vs impose onto

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• The political scientist is Nahed Hattar of the same opinion After That the Russia and the USa they reached an agreement on the weapons chemical Syrian is That became clear Moscow had been able to impose to Washington their game.
• Reinventing the government by reinventing politics itself is the answer, and not reinventing people based on a ready-made formula that the developed world often tries in vain to impose to people like us.
• The Court has also established that the State cannot impose to the Autonomous Provinces to conform themselves, in the adoption of protection and preservation measures, to the "minimum uniform criteria" of an issued ministerial decree.
• The first one made explicit request to the AEPD to impose to the two companies the removal of information relating to personal legal proceedings, ended years ago, from the results of the famous search engine.
• This method concurs to impose to the client (browser) to demand the page indicated in its parameter of income.
• The capitalist system is not only oppressing and plundering our countries; the wealthiest industrial nations wish to impose to the rest of the world the bulk of the burden in the struggle on climate change.
• But the transformations in existence in the transports via sea impose to all an ability to reaction and adaptation often to risk of clutches and problems.
• We know the cost and the risks the Olympics impose to those who organized but the myth endures today as it once was.
• Laws impose to DE PRETTO MOTO srl to declare a precise monetary value on all the direct expedition outside Italy and to enclose to the expedition the relative commercial invoice or the "pro-forma" invoice.
• A Member State may impose to the railway undertakings operating on its territory to adjust their rolling stock with a maximum limit for time X, if the Member state can demonstrate that this is needed to preserve the national safety level.
• the Dutch ports have announced that they will introduce resorted against the recent decision of the EU commission beginning from to impose to the Dutch harbour authorities the deposit of the taxes on the societies of capitals 1º January 2017(of 22 January 2016).
• For higher amounts, Law impose to leave one's personal data and tax code.
• This is one of the most curious and interesting aspects of the inner discipline that the rider must impose to himself to overcome his fears.
• Istat fact apply the rules dictated by Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, which impose to count in GDP also the weight of the informal economy.
• On the other hand he is surrounded by liberals, (we call them sixth column) who stay loyal to him personally but try to impose to the society suicidal politics.
• What sanctions will it impose to prevent systematic human rights violations of the kind described above?
• The FSA interprets its own rule book in secret; they keep the fines that they impose to beef up their own salaries and pensions; there is no court of appeal.
• And in case of shipwreck, the sea laws impose to take the shipwrecked back to the safer port, that is not necessarily the nearest one.
• Our resources act in accordance with more demanding requests of both domestic and international clients and markets, which often impose to our organization and our people huge demands.
• Then they exercised all their influence in all directions to impose to the Serbs a political formula that contained virtually all the demands and objectives of the NATO aggressors.

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• ! How dare you impose your limitations onto the aspirations of others?
• But these innovations will only come onto the market if, as politicians, we have the courage to impose a real level playing field.
• I continue to believe that it would be a good idea to put protective measures in place and to impose restrictions on imports of fruit onto the EU market.
• For the practical implementation, it must be possible for Member States to impose national obligations to the natural or legal persons who are placing products onto their national markets for the first time from third countries as well as from countries inside the Community (intra-community trade).
• Is the Commission aware that the Netherlands Minister for Transport is of the view that she does not have the possibility to prevent such cars from being allowed onto Netherlands roads, as only the European Union has the power to impose such a ban?