Sentence examples for bring penalties from inspiring English sources

Though past collaboration does not bring penalties for office holders, lying on so-called vetting statements meant to disclose any past cooperation requires a 10-year ban on any public service.

This ruling sends a terrible message about whether discrimination will bring penalties and costs, and whether the courts will address the ongoing effects of prior discrimination.

The agency, the United States Sentencing Commission, voted unanimously to apply retroactively a new law that brings penalties for crack cocaine offenses more closely in line with those for powder cocaine.

His replacement, Argentine centre forward Ariel Nahuelpan, lacks the same explosive pace, but brings penalty-area presence and the capacity to set up the play with his back to goal.

So we're going to change the penalties and bring the penalties up for health care fraud.

Missing this deadline could bring serious penalties from European officials and damage Italian credibility.

That could add over $20bn to the final bill because it would bring cash penalties under the Clean Water Act.

Jurors can find Mr. Tourre did not intend to deceive investors but was reckless or negligent, and that could bring lesser penalties.

That could add a further $20bn to the final bill because it would bring cash penalties under America's Clean Water Act.

The new rules, which will bring strictly penalties for non-compliance, are expected to be agreed by the end of this year.  .

Interfering with a citizen's ability to vote, as the group has tried to do in thousands of cases, should bring a penalty far stronger than embarrassment.