Sentence examples for contrary to provisions from inspiring English sources
Paul Chambers was fined £385 and ordered to pay £600 costs at Doncaster magistrates court in May 2010 after being convicted of sending "a message of a menacing character", contrary to provisions of the 2003 Communications Act.
Streetmap, which launched in 1997 as one of the first online mapping services, had claimed Google was engaging in "anticompetitive conduct" contrary to provisions of the Competition Act 1998 and that its launch of Google Maps in 2007 lead to a "dramatic loss of traffic" to Steetmap's website.
He was convicted at Doncaster Magistrates Courtt of sending "a message of a menacing character", contrary to provisions of the 2003 Communications Act, fined £385 and ordered to pay £600 costs.
You've got a week and a bit... otherwise I'm blowing the airport sky high!" He was convicted of sending "a message of a menacing character", contrary to provisions of the 2003 Communications Act, fined £385 and ordered to pay £600 costs after judges said it was "clearly menacing".
On the contrary, about 40% of CMHOs reported unexpectedly that they always or often prescribe medication contrary to provisions of their core training and job description, which should be a source of concern for policy makers and service coordinators.
That is, he rejects the radical abolitionists' call for immediate emancipation that would, actually, run contrary to constitutional provisions.
(c) Knowingly and willfully using or disseminating information contrary to the provisions of the agreement shall constitute a violation of these regulations, punishable in accordance with the Act.
The offenses charged were the exacting on certain loans of money a rate of interest greater than 15percentnt per annum, contrary to the provisions of the 1st section of the act, and in accepting notes for an amount greater than that actually loaned, with intent to evade the provisions of said 1st section, contrary to the provisions of the 2d section of the act.
"Contrary to the provisions of Article 29 of our Constitution, licensing of newspapers will amount to licensing the very fundamental freedom of expression that is guaranteed in the constitution," the statement said.
3. A person who acts contrary to the provisions of sections 3 or 4 will be punished with imprisonment up to a year and with a fine or with one of these penalties.
