Sentence examples for introducing fines from inspiring English sources

Although the European court of justice routinely issues fines to countries that flout EU law, introducing fines for not taking refugees is likely to be controversial.

It concerns an Israeli daycare centre, which responded to a problem with parents turning up late to collect their children by introducing fines.

Dacre, who chairs the Press Complaints Commission editors' code of practice committee, insisted the PCC did good work and said introducing fines would be counterproductive.

In a separate measure, ministers are also considering introducing fines for schools if they "off-roll" challenging or problematic children by persuading parents to home-educate.

But the city's night culture is increasingly under pressure: the Argentinian capital is one of the noisiest places on the planet, and the government is introducing fines for owners emitting noise in excess of 90 decibels.

The NAO warns that introducing fines could create perverse incentives for social services to discharge patients before they are well enough to leave hospital, or without arranging appropriate follow-up care.

The method of introducing fine particles by laser melt injection almost brought no pore defects.

The measure introduces fines and the suspension of services for Web sites deemed in violation.

In 2009 it introduced fines and jail terms for those who patronise prostitutes (whom it treats as victims).

Earlier this year the government introduced fines for employers who don't pay up, but very little has changed.

It introduces fines for individuals and media groups found guilty of breaking the law, as well as special fines for foreigners.