'penalty regime' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a system or set of rules governing the consequences or punishments for breaking a law or rule. Example: The government has implemented a strict penalty regime for businesses that do not comply with environmental regulations.
As a result, many of the fundamental flaws that affect the death penalty regime in Texas have been ignored.
A new penalty regime was introduced in December and 179 penalty notices have been issued, totalling more than $900,000.
ASIC plays a particularly important role in relation to the civil penalty regime under the Corporations Act 2001 as a result of its enforcement role.
A formal penalty regime should be in place to make sure that no public servant is tempted to inappropriately access the information of their fellow citizens.
The Home Office announced a consultation on Monday to extend an existing civil penalty regime on lorries found with clandestine migrants to rail operators and freight wagons.
The Home Office is consulting on a new civil penalty regime to minimise the risk of travellers being "misdirected" on arrival in Britain.
A DfT spokesman said: "We monitor closely the performance of all rail franchises and each franchise agreement contains clear penalty regimes for repeated poor performance.
The restoration time is the most important variable in load restoration problem, because penalty regimes for network operators are usually based on the length and capacity of load interruption.
The rationale behind Apprendi also led the Court to overturn the death penalty regimes of Arizona and Florida for putting too much power in the hands of judges -- decisions that Scalia joined.
The inexorable rise of the fixed-penalty regime has done something to reduce the number of these cases, but the gateway courts are still busy.
Considering the sensitivity of the information that is kept, it is not unreasonable to have a formal penalties regime introduced if metadata is inappropriately accessed by public officials.
