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Harsh penalties were still imposed on those found guilty of counterfeiting: one William Chaloner was sentenced to death after being brought to justice by the then Master of the Mint, Sir Isaac Newton (above).

What comment will you have when sentences are imposed on those found to have violated such laws?

Under China's newly amended environmental law, criminal penalties will be imposed on those found guilty of trying to evade pollution monitoring systems.

Last year two art shippers and a museum director were slammed into prison, and heavy fines were imposed on those found to have under-declared values.

So this is what the new draft says: "The Tribunal established by the Agreement referred to in Article 1 hereof shall have power and jurisdiction to try and determine charges of crime against individuals who and organizations which acted in aid of the European Axis Powers and to impose punishment on those found guilty". GENERAL NIKITCHENKO.

After the three-month period, heavier sanctions would be imposed on companies found hiring undeclared employees and that workplace inspections will be increased, he said.

Now the hostages' best hope rests with a House bill that would compensate them with money obtained from two principal sources: any Iranian assets that may remain frozen and fines imposed on companies found to be trading illegally with Iran.

A 4%-of-revenue penalty would be imposed on companies found to have deliberately misled the FTC in the report.

The sanctions imposed on a researcher found guilty of misconduct in a federal investigation range from fairly minor, such as having a monitor assigned to keep tabs on their work, to being barred from receiving federal funding.

Additionally a 1.2-fold change filter was imposed on the genes found to be differentially expressed in SZ LCLs in order to compare our data directly with those of Vawter and colleagues [29].

The governor's plan would force all contractors to register with the state and would impose stiffer penalties on those found guilty of defrauding homeowners.