Sentence examples for common penalties from inspiring English sources

"I've heard a tale or two," Mr. Fromberg said, "but it's obviously not common". Penalties for refusal range from $350 to $500, he said.

Just this month, the current holder of the European Union's rotating presidency, Sweden, held a conference of all 15 member nations to highlight the horrors of people smuggling, and to agree on common penalties and joint pursuit.

"If we can close it off or restrict it we are on the way to winning the battle". But having responded to an Anglo-Italian initoative to send EU personnel to the front line, ministers found it harder to agree upon common penalties for trafficking.

Common penalties include: Dangerous use of the stick, including slashing or high-sticking Obstruction penalties, including hooking or tripping Interfering with or checking a player not in control of the puck Checking from behind or by targeting the head.

Mr. Hanson said the most common penalty was $50, and he did not understand how it was chosen.

Still, if prison were no longer a common penalty, there would clearly be more money available for treatment programs.

The most common penalty is suspension from the university, but students caught plagiarizing are also subject to lowered or failing grades as well as the possibility of expulsion.

The most common penalty is to temporarily suspend a union's ability to raise funds through automatic dues deductions from members' paychecks, he said.

The European Commission is also pushing EU members to bring in a minimum common penalty for the crime of trafficking itself.A second approach is education.

They involved large, secret payoffs in the final weeks of a presidential campaign that, prosecutors said, "deceived the voting public". The seriousness of the deception is presumably the reason that the prosecutors filed criminal charges against Cohen, rather than the more common penalty of civil fines for campaign finance violations.

An inquiry published by the Swedish Public Prosecution Authority (2007) shows that the most common penalty for assault of intermediate degree (neither minor nor severe) is a suspended sentence in combination with community service or fines.