Sentence examples for sentence to pay from inspiring English sources

A judge in Calcasieu Parish has ordered Wilbert Rideau, a convicted killer who was released in January after a fourth trial reduced his sentence, to pay trial costs that are likely to total $127,000, his lawyer said.

His lyrics pile on the polysyllables and metaphors: "Love is not a debtor's prison, you don't have to serve a sentence to pay back what you've been given/Now I live in fear of your schizophrenic genius, it's a tempestuous despot that I can't seem to propitiate," he sings, to a not-quite-bolero lilt, in "We Will Commit Wolf Murder" on Of Montreal's new album, "Paralytic Stalks".

The company was sentenced to pay $400 million and other penalties.

DiCarlo Distributors was sentenced to pay an additional $2.2 million in restitution to the board.

In that case, he was sentenced to pay $236 in fines and court costs.

Traders run amok are often sentenced to pay restitution, in addition to serving jail time or forgoing any future dealings in the securities industry.

Instead, a friend with her at the stadium was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine or spend 30 days in jail.

An Abbott Laboratories subsidiary has been sentenced to pay $200 million because its employees tried to help undercover agents defraud Medicare and Medicaid.

TAL, owned by the government-owned China National Aero-Technology Import and Export Corporation, was sentenced to pay a $1 million criminal fine and to spend five years on corporate probation, the department said.

In one of the most recent cases, a Coptic teacher was sentenced to pay a fine of 100,000 Egyptian pounds (£9,000) for insulting Islam and the Prophet Mohammed while teaching.

But he squandered it".In February, Mr Jamai was sentenced to pay the largest fine ever imposed in a Moroccan libel case after he alleged that the government had paid a Brussels think-tank to produce a pro-Moroccan report on the Western Sahara conflict.