Disputing a Late Fee Q The owner of my rent-stabilized apartment has started imposing a $100 late fee if rent is paid more than 10 days late.
Since the 2007 ban on indoor smoking in public places, TV and film producers have started retrospectively imposing the no-smoking rule: reaching back decades into the past to pluck the cigarettes out of characters' mouths, the packets out of their costumes' pockets and generally sweep away the rotten habit.
Ivory Coast have started to impose themselves on the game.
And some states, like Michigan, have started to impose penalties on people over 65, said Michele P. Fuller, an elder-law lawyer in Shelby Township, Mich.
Absent and truant students are beginning to cost schools so much that some have started to impose strict, and sometimes unforgiving, punitive measures for those who miss school.
Naken Kasiev, the governor of Osh province in southern Kirgizstan, estimates that legal exports from the area have plunged by 50% since Uzbekistan started imposing trade restrictions last year.
The problems with the projects did not become apparent until the end of 2006, when contractors who had not been paid for months started imposing liens against the homes, and when Coast Bank of Florida, the bank owned by Coast Financial, started asking the borrowers to make interest payments that had previously been paid from the loan balances.
Congress and the Bush administration are under pressure to act quickly because the European Union has started to impose retaliatory tariffs on American exports and the tariffs will rise to $4 billion a year if the tax break for exporters is not repealed.
In Mickey One he appears to have started from an abstract conception and tried to impose the concrete on it".
And after finding that one store had submitted 15 claims in 90 days, Marchioli started imposing a $15,000 fine on any restaurant operator who submitted an insurance claim.
