Sentence examples for implementing fines from inspiring English sources

Major League Soccer has been implementing fines and suspensions since the 2011 season for simulation (diving) through its Disciplinary Committee, which reviews plays after the match.

A UK parliamentary committee recently slammed tech giants including Facebook for taking a laissez-faire attitude to content moderation, for example — and suggested the government should look at implementing fines for failures on this front.

In practice, much of the burden of implementing fine-sounding ideas will fall on multilateral institutions, so the heads of the United Nations Development Programme and the World Bank were also invited.Japan's approach to the divide, as so often in development, is to throw money at it.

The experimental results show that the proposed approach is effective in implementing fine-grained information control according to practical security requirements.

The use of IPMH by mechanisms located at different layers of the communication architecture will allow implementing fine per-packet self-optimization of communication services regarding the actual application requirements.

He implements fines and suspensions against players who commit transgressions.

Brian Lightman, from the Association of School and College Leaders, said it was down to the school [leaders] as to whether they implements fines.

U.S. sanctions remain in place, the Europeans have been told, and the U.S. will implement fines against those who contravene these sanctions.

Another important aspect, despite being specific to Vietnam, is that Vietnam's family planning law has implemented fines and other penalties for families having more than two children.

They went further and implemented fine mapping.

On the contrary, most of them and, in general, most advanced surveillance systems require skilled personnel to implement, fine-tune and maintain them.