Sentence examples for imposition of fines from inspiring English sources

The imposition of fines is a traditional punishment that has grown more common in some areas.

Justice Sotomayor said the same principle applied to the imposition of fines.

10.29am: Lord Black says he has always been opposed to the imposition of fines.

The result is that the commission may soon propose mandatory budget cuts in Germany, as a last step before the imposition of fines.

And that, according to the logic of the new rules, ought to begin a process leading to the imposition of fines against Spain's government.

The cases involved the imposition of fines to the value of £3,696 on an opticians in Manchester and £1,000 on a security company in London.

"What we are looking at right now is this issue of whether or not the impositions of fines are consistent with the rules and whether it's proportional to the conduct," he said.

Injury to the fetus, however, is punished by imposition of monetary fines.

He is considering the imposition of $1,000 fines for repeat litterers.

Imposition of the fines -- $50 to $100 per occurrence -- follows four weeks of enforcement warnings in the area, which includes parts of Chinatown, the Civic Center and the Financial District.

The talks follow record numbers of recalls in the industry, and aggressive enforcement actions by regulators — including the imposition of big fines for safety violations.