Sentence examples for imposed on prosecution from inspiring English sources

Fines imposed on prosecution: $850.

It points to a courage and self-awareness far removed from the weak and troubled character imposed on her by the prosecution and mainstream public.

The unprecedented secrecy has been imposed on the proceedings after the Crown Prosecution Service obtained legal orders to withhold the names of the defendants and allow the trial to take place in private on the grounds, they said, of national security.

The fine is the largest ever imposed on an auto maker, and includes a deferred prosecution agreement, which allows Toyota to avoid criminal charges provided it meets conditions imposed by the court.

And then they did what they could with the restrictions that were imposed on them by the French on the information which has led to one prosecution so far.

Prosecution appealed the sentence – a one-year driving ban and probation order – imposed on Bokhary for failing to provide a breath specimen.

He ordered the players to pay compensation toward the cost of their prosecution, with the highest sum, about $49,600, imposed on Butt.

A formal travel ban was not imposed on him, but Britain declined to offer Modi immunity from prosecution, which meant that he could have been held on an international arrest warrant.

Three judges rejected his claim that he should be given leave to appeal because his Old Bailey trial last year was unfair in view of "unprecedented" restrictions imposed on him by the trial judge at the behest of the prosecution.

Recent ORR prosecutions have seen fines of up to £450,000 imposed on companies.

Asked whether some banks were "too big to jail", she said that the size of an institution was no bar to prosecution, but she acknowledged it can have an impact on the punishments imposed on errant firms.