A two-week fine is the maximum penalty stipulated in standard player contracts.
That was an agreement that bound the two parties together, stipulating a penalty clause should either side break the deal.
One of his brothers reminded him that the penalty sharia law stipulates for apostasy is capital punishment.
Jordan, another semi-constitutional monarchy, recently issued a press law that independent-minded journalists suspect will be used against them, stipulating stiff penalties for slander.
In Syria, by contrast, the Brotherhood has almost no presence, thanks to a 1980 law stipulating the death penalty for membership in the group as well as long years of bloody repression.
The only law (which is outdated) is the Witchcraft Act of 1964, which only stipulates penalties against intended acts of harm (14).
She is an opponent of the death penalty, but the law stipulates many capital offences; so Miss Reno's prosecutors have sought death penalties countless times.
That has not changed, he added, which is why Congress passed the Transportation Recall Enhancement, Accountability and Documentation Act in 2000, stipulating that an automaker could face not just civil penalties for failing to carry out its provisions but criminal penalties for falsifying or withholding information.
The Nationalist Republican Alliance Arenaa) has submitted a motion to reform article 133 of the penal code, which stipulates the penalty for women who cause or consent to an abortion.
A clause in Mourinho's deal stipulated a penalty, thought to be in the region of €20m (£16.9m), in the event of one of the parties unilaterally breaking the contract.
Lawmakers repealed the state's death penalty in 2012, but stipulated it only applied to future crimes.
