Sentence examples for facing financial penalties from inspiring English sources

A publisher classified as "relevant" under the act will risk facing financial penalties if it fails to join a regulator recognised under the press regulation royal charter.

Regulators have recently cracked down on several banks that were accused of not doing enough to stop transactions coming into the United States from countries facing financial penalties, like Iran and North Korea.

Among the other Lloyds bankers thought to be facing financial penalties for the losses that the bank will have to report for 2011 are Helen Weir, the former head of the retail banking arm, who was last week named as the new finance director of John Lewis.

"Customers who have recently signed up to a new 18-24-month 18-24-monthy find themselves facing financial penalties to leave early, but it would be worth speaking to Orange or T-Mobile first to see if they are prepared to give leeway here".

Northern Ireland is facing financial penalties because of welfare reform delay and the clock is ticking, a UK work and pensions minister has warned.

A spokesman said: "With local councils facing financial penalties for any failure to meet recycling targets in Wales, they must be free to shape their support for national recycling targets by developing locally determined collection services that reflect the specific needs of the local council and the communities they serve".

Instead, the party will face financial penalties.

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Hospitals that committed certain medical errors — harmful, costly errors — would face financial penalties.

Both governments could face financial penalties if they interrupt the workings of the oilfields or pipelines.

If new investigations do lead any enforcement action, the former executives will not face financial penalties.