Sentence examples for charges fines from inspiring English sources

The couple could face criminal charges, fines or even custodial sentences if they are found to have lied to customs officials, according to Australian newspaper The Daily Telegraph.

The second bill, introduced by Councilman James Vacca and Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley, seeks to punish those who operate unregistered cars as liveries, with misdemeanor charges, fines and possible prison time, noting that many of the drivers fail to register with the Taxi and Limousine Commission.

The bill's consumer-protection provisions take effect within 60 days of being signed into law, and any lender or broker who is found to have violated them could face charges, fines or other penalties from the attorney general's office or the State Banking Department.

Violations of the HPA may result in criminal charges, fines and prison sentences.

In theory, the DOJ or the monitor, James Ginger, could call for sanctions on the department, including criminal contempt-of-court charges, fines, removal of leaders, or even a complete takeover, an unprecedented action for a federal judge. .

She added: "If it were to be an overturning of the verdict and expungement of the charges, fine.

Early this year, former foreign minister, Roland Dumas, was convicted on corruption charges, fined and sentenced to six months in jail.

In "Jane Tell," among the more demented love stories I've had the pleasure of reading in recent years, the narrator, a 20-year-old guy named Ben, is busted on drug charges, fined $2,500 and given three years' probation.

Quine (1985, p. 167) charges fine-grained conceptions of the relata with invoking poorly individuated and unfamiliar entities, and recommends extremely coarse (spatiotemporal) individuation as principled and familiar in ontic commitments.

Parking tickets and congestion charge fines.

As of December last year, overseas embassies owed more than £80m in unpaid congestion charge fines.