Sentence examples for condemned to pay from inspiring English sources
Major Cartwright was one of the witnesses at the high treason trial of his friends Horne Tooke, John Thelwall, and Thomas Hardy in 1794 and was himself indicted for conspiracy in 1819 and condemned to pay a fine of £100.
"As a result the player was condemned to pay compensation in the amount of ¤780,000, for which the club, Chelsea, is jointly and severally liable, and sporting sanctions were imposed on both the player and Chelsea.
"In the name of what exactly is the island condemned to pay such a price?" The nationalist movement Rinnovu said: "No cause, even the most just, can justify such a sacrifice... Why after so many years of struggle do young militants seek the difficult and courageous path of revolt?
Bastwick, William Prynne, and Henry Burton came under the lash of the Star Chamber court at the same time; they were all censured as turbulent and seditious persons and condemned to pay a fine of £5,000 each, to be set in the pillory, to lose their ears, and to undergo imprisonment for life in remote parts of the kingdom, Bastwick being sent to Scilly.
A French appeals court condemned Dior to pay Mr. Saint Laurent a preliminary 120,000 NF ($24,000) for replacing him with their present designer, Marc Bohan.
Shortly before 12 September 2007, as part of Chinese President Hu Jintao's visit to Australia, Reucassel went to the Chinese Consulate and asked for them to prepay the bullets he was going to use to assassinate Hu, in reference to China's policy of requiring the family of the condemned prisoner to pay for bullets used in their relative's execution.
The migrants sued Italy for violation of the European Convention on Human Rights; in February the court ruled in their favor, condemning Italy to pay each plaintiff €15,000, or about $20,000.
Egeon, a merchant of Syracuse, is arrested in Ephesus because of hostilities between the two cities and, unable to pay the local ransom, is condemned to death.
Jewish mothers condemned to the kitchen should, indeed, be liberated, but paying for luxury service is hardly an appropriate solution.
He condemned Belarus' failure to pay for deliveries on time.
President Obama should be making it clear to voters that efforts to impede refinancing condemn homeowners to paying above-market mortgage rates.
