Sentence examples for penalties provided for from inspiring English sources

The CJEU held, in essence, that the characteristics of the penalties provided for in that Regulation do not allow it to be considered that they must be classified as criminal penalties.

The question referred to the CJEU was formulated thus: What is the legal nature of the penalty provided for in [the EU regulation governing support schemes] which consists in refusing a farmer direct payments in the years following the year in which he submitted an incorrect statement as to the size of the area forming the basis for [the single area payment]?

The slew of penalties provided the fodder for Coughlin's message of "team" as the Giants look to regain focus on togetherness.

21] imposed the penalties provided in the Napoleonic code for adultery, when the Versailles police court sentenced Mme.

G&G says it attempts to combat piracy – threatening those showing the fight without paying the licensing fee – with "civil liability for actual and statutory damages in excess of $100,000, injunctive relief, legal costs and attorneys' fees, as well as other severe criminal and civil penalties as provided for by federal copyright and state and federal telecommunications laws".

A Ludovic Sylvestre strike and Thomas Ince's penalty provided consolation for the Seasiders.

Divisions over how far to bend in exchange for joining the European Union, and particularly whether to abandon the death penalty, provided the catalyst for this week of government resignations and political gamesmanship.

Eoin Doyle nodded a quick second and Garry O'Connor's 15th-minute penalty provided further comfort for the hosts.

He said a lack of resources and a "get-tough attitude on crime" by some politicians had led to increased penalties without providing for expanding prison and jail populations.

Mesut Ozil's injury-time penalty provided the briefest anxiety for Italy, whose victory was confirmed moments later, and Balotelli fell into the warm embrace of his mother as he made his way down the tunnel.

The Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Act of 2014 (1, 2) provided for penalties of up to life imprisonment for gay sex, and lesser penalties for supporting LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) rights, and Ugandans overseas could be extradited back to Uganda for punishment.