Sentence examples for imposition of exemplary from inspiring English sources

It immediately struck Clegg that Cameron had shifted and, apart from some drafting issues, the only substantive issue remaining was the imposition of exemplary damages.

He subsequently proposed a royal charter, a formal document issued by the Queen, which Cameron claimed would create the world's toughest regulatory system, allowing the imposition of exemplary damages on newspapers which refuse to sign up.

All manner of difficulties came to light, over the regional industry's concern about the cost of an arbitration service, a general dislike for the imposition of exemplary damages for backsliders and worries about entertaining third-party complaints.

Associated Newspapers, News International and the Telegraph Media Group, have much larger circulations and advertising revenue and could afford to go it alone, but would risk the imposition of exemplary damages in the high court.

Lord Lester, the campaigner for libel reform, warned during the Leveson debate in the House of Lords earlier this year that publications such as Private Eye and local newspapers could face closure as a result of the imposition of exemplary damages.

But Miller, in continuing to urge publishers to be "recognised" by the charter did refer to the "incentives", meaning a protection from the payment of legal costs for libel claimants (even if unsuccessful) and the imposition of exemplary damages (which would be very doubtful anyway).

So the PRP's chair, David Wolfe QC, believes they would benefit from joining a recognised regulator in order to protect them from the imposition by courts of exemplary damages and legal costs.

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I salute Ken Berger for this act of exemplary leadership.

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Following his conversion John became "a man of exemplary life".