No. 8,704 in Korean
가하겠다는
"Intend to approve" or "intend to do."
In a sentence
그는 중요한 결정을 가하겠다는 의지를 보였다.
He showed a determination to impose an important decision.
In this sentence, '가하겠다는' is used to express the intention to impose or enforce something.
규칙을 가하겠다는 그의 발표는 많은 논란을 일으켰다.
His announcement to impose rules caused a lot of controversy.
Here, '가하겠다는' reflects the act of enforcing or stating intent to enforce rules.
새로운 조치를 가하겠다는 결정은 결국 실행되지 않았다.
The decision to impose new measures was ultimately not implemented.
In this context, '가하겠다는' conveys the decision or intention to impose new measures.
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