Sentence examples for imposed fines from inspiring English sources

Instead, they imposed fines and suspensions.

The record is 2007, when the commission imposed fines totaling nearly $4.4 billion.

Rexburg, Idaho has even imposed fines of $50 for texting while walking.

Judge John S. Hall Jr. imposed fines of $250 each on Captain Paris and the company.

The Fair Trade Commission has also imposed fines of several million dollars each against the papers.

See articleThe European Commission imposed fines totalling nearly €1.5 billion ($2 billion) on seven companies for operating a cartel in tubes for television and computer monitors.

Those found to be concealing their identities or ticket details could face court-imposed fines.

The provision would bar abortion opponents from declaring bankruptcy to avoid paying court-imposed fines or damages that result from violent protests at abortion clinics.

Action by the ACCC could include court-imposed fines of up to $1.1m per breach of the consumer law and binding agreements being enforced on Volkswagen to ensure it complies with local standards.

The measure stalled after Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, inserted a provision that would prevent anti-abortion protesters from escaping their court-imposed fines by declaring bankruptcy.

It should be no surprise, then, that drug possession is a major reason why people end up in debt (from court-imposed fines), locked up, or both – but hardly the only reason.