The phrase "issue penalty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to law, regulations, or rules where a penalty is being formally assigned or imposed.
Example: "The committee decided to issue a penalty for the violation of the safety regulations."
Alternatives: "impose a penalty" or "levy a penalty."
The Government announced new plans to "finish the job of police reform" this summer, with measures that include enhancing the role of volunteers, which could give them powers to detain people for 30 minutes and issue penalty notices.
He said the parking company had no financial incentive to issue penalty notices as the fines generated by the "considerate parking scheme" go to Transport for West Midlands and are reinvested in its park and ride facilities.
"This can happen either because of inconsistent application of the rules, or because not all ticket inspectors have received the training required to be qualified to issue penalty fares".
They are also urging members not to issue penalty fares.
After detecting such overdraw, the national management center is not permitted to directly intervene and can only issue penalty notices via the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission.
The data the amateur snoopers gathered would be used by the authorities "immediately to issue penalties and sanctions".
"The law needs to be changed so that courts can and will issue penalties that give companies a real headache.
On Thursday, it emerged that ministers are to scrap plans to issue penalties to graduates who repay their student loans early.
If companies do not comply with the legal and regulatory measures relating to marketing calls and texts, the ICO is able to issue penalties of up to £500,000, while regulator Ofcom has the power to issue penalties of up to £2m for breaches of rules linked to abandoned and silent calls.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — The federal agency that regulates the nation's mining industry says that it has failed to issue penalties for hundreds of citations issued since 2000 and that the problem could extend back beyond 1995.
Two councils, Blaenau Gwent and Vale of Glamorgan, use a private firm to issue penalties to dog owners who leave litter.
