Sentence examples for impose a fine from inspiring English sources

Now, instead of beating us up and taking our lunch money, they just impose a fine or a tax, and the rich never get touched.

The measure would condemn his conduct, require him to acknowledge that he had deceived the American people and impose a fine.

The verdict leaves the disgraced sprinter facing up to 15 years in jail, although the judge could suspend the sentence or only impose a fine.

So you impose a fine.

Then the rangers impose a fine.

In theory the Commons could impose a fine.

This is why Ofcom was able to impose a fine of £50,000 on the BBC over the faked Blue Peter phone-in competition.

When trustees were told that investors could impose a fine if they didn't return part of the gift, the trustee actually gave back less to the investor.

And in Wyoming, a lawmaker has filed a bill that would impose a fine for using electricity produced using wind or solar.

Or take Senate Bill 880, which would impose a fine on skiers and snowboarders younger than 18 for not wearing a proper helmet.

Still, one House Democrat has suggested that D.C. should impose a fine on the House if it does not comply with the ban.