Although it is one of the McGarrigles' finest songs, the imposition of a contemporary folk ballad still doesn't quite mesh with the film's portrayal of an insular, in some ways prehistoric culture that even as late as 1840 had changed little over many centuries.
The imposition of fines is a traditional punishment that has grown more common in some areas.
Justice Sotomayor said the same principle applied to the imposition of fines.
10.29am: Lord Black says he has always been opposed to the imposition of fines.
The result is that the commission may soon propose mandatory budget cuts in Germany, as a last step before the imposition of fines.
And that, according to the logic of the new rules, ought to begin a process leading to the imposition of fines against Spain's government.
The cases involved the imposition of fines to the value of £3,696 on an opticians in Manchester and £1,000 on a security company in London.
"Failure to satisfy these requirements could result in violations' being imposed against the co-op and the imposition of fines," he said, "as well as present a safety issue for the brother and even the other occupants of the building".
With the imposition of fines and an outside monitor, "the reality is that for the government, it gets pretty much everything without the difficulty of going forward with an indictment," said Mr. McNulty, who is now in private practice.
"It is not possible to predict the outcome of the investigation," the company said, "which could include commencement of civil or criminal proceedings involving the imposition of fines, penalties".
Many who gathered on Wednesday night said that they were disturbed by the recent adoption of an emergency law in Quebec that forbids marches from taking place without permission from the police and allows for the imposition of fines of up to $125,000 for student groups that violate that rule.
