Sentence examples similar to decision imposing a fine from inspiring English sources

"What is most surprising and is not understandable is that the disciplinary committee of the Italian Football Federation has taken a decision, not even 24 hours after the event, by just imposing a fine," he said.

The panel is not imposing a fine on Kraft, but its conclusions are not without consequences.

The court's decision imposes an obligation on the municipality.

In the Credit Suisse decision, the Tokyo district court imposed a fine of 40 million yen ($333,500), and in a parallel case, it sentenced Shinji Yamada, 48, the former branch manager of Credit Suisse Financial Products in Tokyo, to a four-month prison term on obstruction charges.

One of the most significant recent policy shifts is the decision to end the individual mandate, which imposes a fine on people who could afford to pay for insurance but decline to do so.

The decision by E.U. regulators that Google-DoubleClick deal would not hurt competition came only weeks after the commission imposed a fine of 899 million euros ($1.3 billion) on Microsoft, in an antitrust case.

So you impose a fine.

Then the rangers impose a fine.

It has imposed a fine of £37 million on GSK.

The commission cannot impose a fine of more than $1.65 million.

The court also imposed a fine of 20 million shillings.