Sentence examples for imposed heavy fines from inspiring English sources

But last spring, a new federal law imposed heavy fines on airlines for keeping airplanes full of passengers on tarmacs.

"The cases were contested bitterly". The judge imposed "heavy fines" and a "scathing rebuke" to the speeding drivers, who didn't include the president.

The Soviet government - which both practiced anti-Semitism and resented the brain drain of Jewish departures - had imposed heavy fines on emigres.

To prevent that from happening again, the Republican-dominated legislature passed a law last year that could have imposed heavy fines or criminal penalties on volunteers if they accidentally registered an ineligible voter.

In recent years, however, regulatory authorities imposed heavy fines on Globovision for broadcasting content that they said generated civil unrest and violated a law for social responsibility from the media.

A judge has imposed heavy fines on three people in the western German city of Essen for ignoring an elderly man who collapsed next to bank cash machines.

(By imposing heavy fines and suspensions for particularly dangerous tackles, he has seemed to suggest that football's challenges are behavioral rather than institutional).

The international concern over gay rights in Russia follows the passage of a law imposing heavy fines for anyone providing information about homosexuality to people under 18.

The laws impose heavy fines on anyone organising a gay pride event or providing information about homosexuality to people under 18.

Page A4 NEW RUSSIA LAW ON PROTESTS President Vladimir V. Putin signed into law a measure that will impose heavy fines on people who organize or take part in unsanctioned demonstrations.

Cameron is under pressure from activists including Fry to condemn new laws in Russia that impose heavy fines on anyone disseminating information about homosexuality to under 18s.