Sentence examples for payment of fine from inspiring English sources

Third is the execution of the judgment payment of damages, delivery of property, or performance of obligation in civil cases; payment of fine or imprisonment, etc., in criminal cases.

WHEREFORE, it is the decision and order of this court that William Jefferson Clinton be, and hereby is, suspended for five years for his conduct in this matter, and the payment of fine in the amount of $25,000.

Some librarians are also flexible when it comes to enforcing the payment of fines.

Mr. Clinton asked Congress to require immediate payment of fines imposed on nursing homes for endangering patients.

The issue has not been the number of cases filed against corporations, but the seeming ease with which the cases are settled through payment of fines and a promise of future compliance.

Switzerland is trying to get U.S. investigations into 11 banks dropped in return for the payment of fines and the transfer of names of U.S. clients suspected of dodging taxes.

Barack Obama insists that a "path to citizenship", no matter how arduous (the Senate bill's entails a 13-year wait, the payment of fines and a background check) must be part of any reform.

Ms. Malarkey said a recent "adverse determination letter," the process through which the F.D.A. informs the Red Cross of violations it has identified and demands payment of fines, illustrated her point.

Justice Harkavy did allow a small part of the case to move forward, ruling that the attorney general could continue to seek payment of fines that had been assessed earlier against Seaport's former operators.

By coincidence, this week also saw the payment of fines totalling $308m by Citigroup and J.P. Morgan Chase, two of America's biggest banks, to settle charges that they had helped to disguise the financial plight of Enron, the Texan energy-trader whose bankruptcy in December 2001 triggered the debate on corporate reform (see article).

In theory it should be in the interests of both the train operators and Railtrack to run reliable services, because both operate under performance regimes which require the payment of fines if they fail to keep to a range of targets.