Sentence examples for imposing heavy fines from inspiring English sources
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.
(By imposing heavy fines and suspensions for particularly dangerous tackles, he has seemed to suggest that football's challenges are behavioral rather than institutional).
It comes after politicians in Russia's lower house of parliament, the Duma, passed a law imposing heavy fines for providing information about homosexuality to people under 18.
Even as government regulators strengthen oversight by requiring public reporting of breaches and imposing heavy fines, experts on medical security said the Stanford breach spotlighted the persistent vulnerability posed by legions of outside contractors that gain access to private data.
Chinese authorities recently announced new regulations barring newspapers from reporting anything but official information in emergencies such as toxic spills, imposing heavy fines on any publications that defy the ban with news of their own.
But Tacon has come across stories of supermarket demanding sudden £1m payments from suppliers, imposing heavy fines when food is wasted through no fault of the supplier and "accidentally" paying less than agreed for a product and never making up the difference.
But last spring, a new federal law imposed heavy fines on airlines for keeping airplanes full of passengers on tarmacs.
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.
The Soviet government - which both practiced anti-Semitism and resented the brain drain of Jewish departures - had imposed heavy fines on emigres.
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.
