Sentence examples for considerable fines from inspiring English sources

Reading the text of the laws themselves, most sentences are accompanied by considerable fines to be paid to the state.

And in Belgium, a law passed in 2014 introduced considerable fines and imprisonment of up to one year for street harassment crimes.

To avoid running afoul of Russia's content labeling laws, which can result in publishers facing considerable fines, "Books for 5-year olds are marketed to 6-to-12-year olds and books for pre-teens are marketed to teens," Gessen said.

But the company discovered early on that many less obvious features also needed considerable fine-tuning.

A considerable fine structure was seen in these events, with substantial variations sometimes occurring on timescales of less than 1 s.

In December the case was tried summarily without a jury by the judge who thought his authority contemned, and in the following year he imposed a considerable fine.

This will result in an absorption spectrum which, when recorded under high-resolution conditions, will exhibit considerable fine structure of many closely spaced lines.

Nor is 3D the answer in itself: the Mariinsky Ballet recently cinecast Giselle in 3D, but the result was widely felt to require considerable fine tuning.

There remains the potential for the Football League to impose a considerable fine, potentially in excess of £50m, for breaches of financial fair play regulations held over from their promotion season.

An amendment in the Serious Crime Bill has made "coercive or controlling behaviour" an offence with a maximum of five years' imprisonment or a considerable fine if found guilty.

The optical absorption spectrum of the SWCNT dispersion does not exhibit significant absorption above 400 nm, although considerable fine structure can be observed within the noise level of the measurement.