Sentence examples for stiff financial from inspiring English sources

But once HIPAA's privacy regulations come into force, companies that fail to meet regulatory standards will face stiff financial penalties.

Mr. Galvin said he wanted stiff financial penalties, along with a total divorce of securities research and investment banking.

It would protect countries from the burdens and costs of fending off trade challenges and from potentially stiff financial penalties if they lose.

Kadima set a goal of enlisting 80 percent of the ultra-Orthodox within four years, with stiff financial penalties for dodgers.

"Obviously, we see performance data about their products," Mr. Conway said, noting the "contractual fire wall" -- with stiff financial penalties -- requiring that that information stays within Global Services.

The proposed law would impose stiff financial penalties for the oldest and most inefficient coal and lignite plants, to be paid in the form of emissions trading certificates.

That suggests the state's efforts – which include high-tech monitoring, stiffer financial penalties and boots on the ground – are having a diminishing impact.

Thomson still faces stiff competition in Europe, where Reed Elsevier, Reuters and Bloomberg all have either strong financial or legal publishing empires.

(His scheming father was twice given stiff sentences for financial fraud, only to be acquitted on appeal).

HIPAA applies to any type of individual protected health information (PHI), written, verbal, or electronic, and it stipulates stiff legal and financial penalties for violators.

Sumitomo Mitsui, like other large banking groups in Japan, is under pressure to meet the government's stiffer requirements for financial health.