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Meanings of impose new in English
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Usage of impose new in English
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It also will impose new regulations and taxes for many health industries.
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The EU is gearing up to impose new sanctions on Belarus officials.
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Trump can impose new sanctions at any time through an executive order.
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The authority can impose new licence conditions if it finds a breach.
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The authority can impose new license conditions if it finds a breach.
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The European Union is gearing up to impose new sanctions on Minsk.
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But it would impose new capital requirements on banks working with strategic companies.
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Chinese plans to impose new national security legislation on the former British colony.
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USTR could impose new tariffs after a public comment period ends Aug. 26.
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Orr has made clear his intent to impose new labor contracts.
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Trump would make it easier for states to impose new tolls.
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Lawmakers could lift a cap on total liabilities and impose new safety rules.
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With our European partners, we are, therefore, ready to impose new sanctions, he said.
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The international community reacted by starting the process to impose new sanctions on Iran.
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The amendments impose new obligations on law-enforcement officials and on our courts, said Ramaphosa.
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The Government has approved legislation to regulate charities and impose new controls on fundraising.
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