Sentence examples for contraventions and from inspiring English sources

The committee, whose acronym will be PANA, is to investigate alleged contraventions and maladministration in the application by the EU Commission or member states of EU laws on money laundering, tax avoidance and tax evasion.

The committee is to investigate alleged contraventions and maladministration in the application by the EU Commission or member states of EU laws on money laundering, tax avoidance and tax evasion.

However she does bear sole responsibility for the contravention, and very significant fault, in failing to take any steps to check whether the continued use of this medicine was permissible," it ruled.

Broadly, the model ranks custodial sentences with a minimum period of incarceration as most severe, followed by (a) criminal sanctions that involve convictions but not incarceration; (b) banning orders; (c) sanctions that are purely monetary; and (d) standalone declarations of contravention and cease and desist orders.

Adjudicator Edward Houghton ruled: "In the absence of a compliant sign the vehicle was not in contravention and the appeal must be allowed.

The Health and Safety Executive has ruled differently, issuing two "notices of contravention" and, effectively, placing them into special measures.

In its ruling, the organization said it had determined that the five-time Grand Slam champion hadn't taken meldonium with the intention of cheating, but that nonetheless she "does bear sole responsibility for the contravention, and very significant fault".

Many stories raised the possibility of Canada's relationship with the USA being jeopardized if the federal Cannabis Reform Bill (Bill C-17) introduced in 2004 to amend Canada's Contraventions Act and Controlled Drugs and Substances Act was passed (the bill died when a federal election was called three months later).

Criticism of Israel's human rights contraventions - and particularly any mention of boycotts - elicits an immediate and powerful barrage from the pro-Israel lobby.

The practicability of proposed REACH instruments is discussed in relation to specific constraints imposed by the legal framework itself and by contravention against and misinterpretation of the law.

Classifications distinguishing offenses of greater dangerousness from lesser crimes appear in continental European codes: thus, the French penal code distinguishes between délits and contraventions (see crime, délit, and contravention).