Sentence examples for found guilty of imposing from inspiring English sources
After the war several company officials were convicted of war crimes (nine being found guilty of plunder and spoliation of property in occupied territory and four being found guilty of imposing slave labour and inhumane treatment on civilians and prisoners of war).
They include the compulsory "courts charge" handed to those found guilty of crimes, and high fees imposed on firms that want to lodge civil actions.
Under China's newly amended environmental law, criminal penalties will be imposed on those found guilty of trying to evade pollution monitoring systems.
Harsh penalties were still imposed on those found guilty of counterfeiting: one William Chaloner was sentenced to death after being brought to justice by the then Master of the Mint, Sir Isaac Newton (above).
This particular fine was imposed after Barclays was found guilty of selling supposedly cautious investments to customers, many of them at or approaching retirement, which turned out to be anything but.
The sanctions imposed on a researcher found guilty of misconduct in a federal investigation range from fairly minor, such as having a monitor assigned to keep tabs on their work, to being barred from receiving federal funding.
It eliminated a provision that gave judges the option of not imposing jail time on people found guilty of illegally possessing a loaded firearm.
The governor's plan would force all contractors to register with the state and would impose stiffer penalties on those found guilty of defrauding homeowners.
Infantino reiterated Uefa's stance to impose "harsh sanctions" on those found guilty of match fixing, but failed to detail the precise measures within its 11-point plan.
Separately, Colombian lawmakers approved a bill on Wednesday meant to impose stiffer sentences on those found guilty of committing crimes against women.
When he was last President – from 1983 to 1985 – he imposed draconian punishments on state officials found guilty of corrupt practices.
