Sentence examples for imposing strong penalties from inspiring English sources
"We have been consistent this year in imposing strong penalties where players bring the game into disrepute through actions off the field.
The legislative outline calls for imposing stronger penalties for financial fraud and for greater transparency in the enforcement process, which policy makers on both sides of the aisle have advocated since the financial crisis, albeit with little to show so far.
The bill also imposes strong penalties on staff involved in the offices for disclosing information, with penalties of up to two years' prison.
The game is about to move on, and Commissioner Selig, who voiced distress over Major League Baseball's failure to impose strong penalties against steroids long before it finally did, in 2005, cannot expect to take sensible action now against a panoply of bygone juicers.
The National Basketball Association announced plans today to impose stronger penalties against players who commit overly aggressive fouls.
NEW DELHI Indiaia's Parliament passed a comprehensive bill on Thursday to impose stronger penalties on men who attack women and to criminalize offenses like stalking and voyeurism.
The House bill also fails to address the problem of federal regulations that pre-empt state laws that may impose stronger penalties and remedies.
The public outrage over the December attack led to the passage of a new sexual offense law in March that imposes stronger penalties for violence against women and criminalizes actions like stalking and voyeurism.
NEW DELHI — Less than three months after a New Delhi woman who was gang raped on a moving bus died from her injuries, India's Parliament passed a comprehensive bill that imposes stronger penalties on men who attack women and criminalizes offenses like stalking and voyeurism.
If cases are stuck for months or years in the review commission, MSHA cannot impose stronger penalties on the worst mine operators.
The public outcry was loud enough to prod Commissioner Roger Goodell and the Ravens to finally impose stronger penalties -- removing Rice from football, at least for now.
