Sentence examples for fine for breaching from inspiring English sources

But the software giant could nonetheless face a substantial fine for breaching the Europe Union's antitrust rules by defying the terms of a settlement.

Douglas Flint, chairman of HSBC – which was itself hit with a £1.2bn fine for breaching money laundering rules in the US – says the problems are more deep-seated: "The focus has been on capital because we can measure it.

BNP Paribas, France's biggest listed bank, has set aside $1.1bn£660m0m) to cover a possible fine for breaching US sanctions on countries including Iran, the latest bank to take a hit to profit from a legal investigation.

Greenpeace said it had been served another writ by Cairn on Friday, requesting the Dutch courts to increase the possible fine for breaching the injunction to €500,000 a day.

With debts of £177m and a wage bill in excess of their turnover, the significance of the result to QPR cannot be overstated, even if they are expected to face a substantial fine for breaching the Football League's financial fair play rules.

Rangers received the embargo and a £100,000 fine for breaching the Scottish FA's rule 66, bringing the game into disrepute.

He resigned from the company's flagship, Quinn Insurance, in 2008 after the insurer was fined for breaching financial rules.

This would expose ministers to multimillion pound fines for breaching the European habitats directive, that gives the seals legal protection.

Watchers must stay at least 500m away – 600m for aircraft and jetskis – and there are heavy fines for breaching the laws.

Lucas was fined for breaching the peace after she and other demonstrators blocked traffic outside a nuclear weapons base in 2001.

Divided between conservatives who wanted to stay loyal to Mr Kohl and modernisers who look for the moment to Mr Schäuble, the party is facing swingeing fines for breaching party-finance laws.