Sentence examples for levying fines from inspiring English sources

As of Tuesday, the Health Department will also start levying fines against chain restaurants that do not post calorie counts.

The "canine detective" campaign is not about padding city coffers by levying fines on residents, said councillor Antonia García.

The courts blocked that one, but Santa Monica came back with a ban on tall hedges, briefly levying fines of $25,000 a day on violators.

But the city will not start levying fines until June, after a three-month grace period to allow vendors to adjust to the new rules.

Mr. Bennett added that many voters had "buyer's remorse" about 2009, because they believed the Bloomberg administration was too Manhattan-centric and ruthless in levying fines and fees.

The European Commission's antitrust powers include levying fines of as much as 10 percent of a firm's global annual sales, though fines are typically much lower.

The commission levied fines totalling euro124m ($118m).

Mr. Edwards levied fines, ordered pushups.

The companies can levy fines against spammers.

Barring that, individual countries could levy fines on the companies.

After that, a judge could levy fines of $25 to $100.