Sentence examples for courts penalties from inspiring English sources

While the fraudulent war on 18C has been under way there has been no focus on the real inhibitors to freedom of speech: defamation law, disclosure penalties under the Border Force Act, the ever-increasing flow of suppression and take-down orders issued by the courts, penalties for protesting, the lamentable state of FOI and whistleblower protections, even criminal sedition laws.

Such charges are unlikely to be enforced by the courts: penalty clauses are legally void unless they reflect the loss the party enforcing them has suffered.

It would mean that terrorist groups would know that these court penalties are not negotiable.

The situation was only resolved once the newspapers relinquished the Court penalties and allowed Google to continue as before.

The union had defied that order for a day and could have been subject to contempt of court penalties and fines.

Those who sign the pledge expose themselves to court penalties for violating it, and they are told the exact home address of a parolee.

From now on, an official said, the sale of any handgun that does not meet the new standards will be subject to a $5,000 fine and possible contempt of court penalties.

The court would also have latitude to reject challenges "that are not warranted by existing law or consists of a frivolous argument for extending, modifying or reversing existing law or for establishing a new law", and to impose contempt of court penalties for noncompliant companies.

"We pursue all unpaid fines, from road violations to court penalties".

The only court penalty placed upon them was related to a $165 million settlement of shareholder litigation arising from Enron's demise.

GQ magazine, which is facing a possible contempt of court penalty over an article about the News of the World phone-hacking trial, has come under attack in the US for removing the piece from its website.