Sentence examples for for contraventions from inspiring English sources
The bill would have brought back building industry-specific provisions relating to unlawful action and coercion and restore higher penalties for contraventions.
The bill sets out penalties for contraventions of a parliamentary code of conduct, which would be treated as a contempt of parliament.
Later today in the Senate, we will have the vulnerable workers bill, which imposes maximum civil penalties on franchisors and holding companies for contraventions of the Fair Work Act.
Motorists face charges of as much as £100 for contraventions such as overstaying after parking companies obtain records from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency to chase vehicle owners over alleged infringements in private car parks such as at shopping centres, leisure facilities and motorway service areas.
Current laws assume that a person is in control of a vehicle but the NTC believes that should be changed so that a person "would not expect to be held responsible for contraventions of the laws" while an automated vehicle was engaged.
Finally, we consider the public and private enforcement mechanisms for contravention of the various provisions discussed in the paper.
The Committee concluded that the quarantine system was too onerous and recommended that the length of quarantine be reduced and penalties for contravention made less harsh.
King, a Rangers supporter and the fans' favourite to wrest control, is supremely wealthy but has a 2013 high court conviction in South Africa for 41 contraventions of the Income Tax Act.
TfL initially turned down a new London licence for Uber for reasons including contraventions of its licence terms in how it assessed drivers and reported offences to the police.
The London Borough of Barnet applies this system, charging full penalties of between £60 and £110 for parking misdemeanours and £130 for bus lane contraventions.
The maximum penalty for a contravention of the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws is $17m.
