Sentence examples similar to issue of penalties from inspiring English sources

Hackney Council says it sets no targets for the issue of penalty charge notices, nor gives the contractor any incentives for its officers to issue more tickets than they feel necessary.

Enforcement is essential, especially in small and medium-sized enterprises, where member countries must take direct measures to ensure compliance with legislation, such as inspection and the issuing of penalties [ 19, 20].

One is that the growth of speed cameras has caught a lot of motorists driving too fast: the number of penalties issued thanks to cameras rose 40% in a year to nearly 1.5m, according to newly released statistics for 2002.

The Freedom of Information requests also include questions on complaints and the number of penalties issued.

New York City authorities issue thousands of penalties a year for illegal "conversions" – often as a result of violations reported by neighbors.

In a report published last autumn, the Transport Committee said: "A common-sense approach to parking enforcement should minimise the issuing of penalty charge notices to motorists who make honest mistakes".

My issue is not the total number of penalties; it's if we're calling what needs to be called".

The official explanation was later amended to exclude the issue of financial penalties, and a correction made to the parliamentary record.

Another sore spot was the issue of antidumping penalties, which American steel producers have used to block foreign imports on the grounds that foreign rivals were selling at below-market prices.

Mr Ford said the issue of welfare penalties had to be dealt with.

But the paper indicates the issue of welfare penalties will be dealt with in the next budget round in October.