Fines

Severe Sentences

Times were hard.

Mighty rugged country hereabouts.

By trying to coerce them with fines?

The civil cases.

The Mediterranean Crucible

Ooh, very rough there, miss.

Fines in the middle. If we throw three doubles...

And then there are the fines too.

Mysterious labyrinths and rugged castles

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In that case, the consequences are rather severe.

In a four player game, the following rules exist for the dealer.

The sanctions were imprisonment or fines.

And as a result, we were fined and locked up in jail.

A number of countries have strict laws against drugs.

Over it are angels, fierce and powerful.

The fine represented about 6 per cent of the companies' annual turnover.

In addition we can impose severe financial penalties.

As the exporter, you must pay for the expert valuation.

CAMBRIDGE Times are tough for the world's poorest countries.

Conditions in Gaza are harsh and the population does suffer.

A recourse for those who had it roughest

Those cold, hard winters, I love it.

They look at severe conditions as an opportunity.

In 1968 president Johnson took stern measures.

The fines for inappropriate conduct by tourists in Venice have been stiffened

This figure includes not only fines and compensation.

I've paid parking fines a number of times myself.

In such cases, those countries could only impose penalties.

Administrative fines against businesses are the most common.

Trade unions disobeying this provision have been fined.

Within a certain distance of a university

Its severe punishments fly in the face of Western legal canons.

Third, more severe climate shocks may lie ahead.

Nevertheless, the most important thing in Singapore isn t the fines, but voluntary compliance with the laws.

Fines for unauthorized street vending in Vologda to increase severalfold

She has also previously received administrative penalties for other social media posts.

A dawn raid on the offices of the distributors produced incriminating email messages and other electronic documents.

The Act provided for fines for a number of offences defined as petty .

Fines of several tens of thousands of francs are not uncommon.

Otherwise, neither penalties nor incentives will be of any help.

But the harsh reactions to the BIS s analysis seem misplaced and unfair.

In these cases, the Courts have not hesitated to impose severe sentences and to ensure public safety by not releasing the defendants for the duration of the trial.