Sentence examples similar to imposed for a permit from inspiring English sources
There was no question, as Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. put it, that the client, Armarcion D. Henderson, is "serving a sentence that we now know was imposed for a reason that is not permitted under federal sentencing law".
A better idea is imposing an entry cost for a permit that a driver loses if found to be violating the rules.
Opponents of the mine helped convince the Alaska Department of Natural Resources to impose extra restrictions on a permit for exploratory activities at the proposed site, including a $2 million bond to ensure cleanup.
A penalty is imposed for lack of speed.
To impose a 10% transient stretch, an indentation of 400 µm was imposed for 4 seconds.
Old control habits die hard though, as in April local conservatives imposed an internal travel permit system for foreigners and Russians from the mainland.
San Jose residents must apply for a permit.
High fines can be imposed on those using the facility without a permit.
The migration plans, outlined to the committee by the home secretary, Amber Rudd, would mean continued free access for EU students and tourists but impose a skills-based work permit scheme for those seeking to take a job.
