to impose fines of an appropriate size .

impose fines of an appropriate size.

Before imposing fines, these walkways should be improved.

Deutsche Bank pays multi million pound fine in the USA

Violations of the law would be punished with administrative fines.

These include penalties and fines for private undertakings.

( a ) fines the upper limit shall be EUR 500 000 , and ( b ) periodic penalty payments the upper limit shall be EUR 10 000 per day of infringement .

to ensure compliance with the prohibitions laid down in Article III 161(1) and in Article III 162 by making provision for fines and periodic penalty payments

When certain undertakings failed to keep to these quotas, we imposed quite substantial fines in some cases.

Assistance to recover duties, taxes or fines is not covered by this Protocol.

So the state corrects firms incentives by levying fines or issuing bans.

Interest or other financial penalties or incentives along the lines under consideration in Europe.

Bonilla, who's nominated in the art category, has been the target of fines and various legal battles in Ecuador.

Fines imposed in accordance with Article 13 of this Regulation shall not be returned to the Member State concerned .

There were , however , seven very large infringements , which led to fines in excess of Euros 10,000 .

only on 1 January 2001 , while in the other participating Member States it started as usual on 24 December 2000 .

However , there were also several rather large infringements and during the year 13 cases led to fines in excess of Euros 10,000 .

Couples who violate the policy face enormous fines up to three times their annual salary in some areas and discrimination at work.

As the necessary underpinning to its supervisory authority, ESMA may propose to the Commission to impose periodic penalty payments.

Other alternatives are warnings and fines (that could be up to 10 of the company's revenue in Brazil).

Within the limits and under the conditions adopted by the Council under the procedure laid down in Article 41, the European Central Bank shall be entitled to impose fines or periodic penalty payments on undertakings for failure to comply with obligations under its European regulations and decisions.

Unlike the police, these officers are authorized only to enforce city ordinances by imposing fines and other administrative penalties.

Interest on the deposits and fines specified in Article 13 of this Regulation constitute resources of the general budget of the European Communities .

It also stated that all sanctions that are of a criminal nature, including civil fines, must be necessary and proportionate to the crime in question.

The Council shall, under the procedure laid down in Article III 187(4), adopt the European regulations establishing the limits and conditions under which the European Central Bank shall be entitled to impose fines or periodic penalty payments on undertakings for failure to comply with obligations under its European regulations and decisions.

Witness tampering is a criminal offence in Trinidad and Tobago, which carries stiff penalties, including steep fines and up to 20 years in prison.

The Annual Report is also particularly important , as it is one of the statutory publications of the ECB and is addressed to the European Parliament , the EU Council , the European Commission and the European Council .

to ensure that supervisors may also impose financial or non financial penalties ( including fines ) against firms that fail to comply with the obligation .

So short, in fact, that citizens have started a campaign to do a better job themselves, in spite of threats of administrative fines from the state.

Nevertheless , the ECB recommends that this provision should expressly ensure the access by the ESCB and the ECB , as well as the specified Member State authorities , to the information relevant for the exercise of their statutory tasks .

With this sanction, the former French monopoly and state owned company has accumulated more than 560 million euros in fines since hindering its competitors in 1994.

The authorities have also established mobile courts to punish the hundreds of pedestrians who jaywalk with fines and sometimes even imprisonment.

If convicted, Igarashi faces up to two years in jail and fines of up to 2.5 million yen (US 20,900).

of taxes , fines or other levies , and where the payer and payee are payment service providers acting on their own behalf .

It is true that the banking sector is paying a high price for its misdeeds fines, litigation, and regulatory tightening have cost approximately 300 billion so far.

The company will have to recall 11 million cars, and the fines it will have to pay in the US alone could go as high as 18 billion.

While the Governing Council had accepted the need for strong measures to prevent fraud , it was of the view that the ECB 's independent position and statutory tasks precluded the application of the OLAF Regulation to the ECB .

While fully recognising and accepting the need for strong measures to prevent fraud , the Governing Council was of the view that the ECB 's independent position and statutory tasks precluded the application of the OLAF Regulation to the ECB .

At ESMA's request, the Commission may, by decision, impose on the persons referred to in Article 23a(1) periodic penalty payments in order to compel them

Provincial sampling suggests that the Chinese government collects about CN 20 billion ( 3 billion) per year in family planning fines.

The flash mob earned an immediate response from a city police official, who claimed the tree as municipal property and threatened administrative fines for any unauthorised embellishing.

There can, of course, be other incentives to support good behavior, such as fines and deposits (for bicycles borrowed for too long or not returned, for example).

The latter Recommendation specifies the limits and conditions under which the ECB will be entitled to impose fines or periodic penalty payments on undertakings as a result of their failure to comply with obligations laid down in its Regulations and Decisions .

With the new law from November 2014, this crime which only affected freedom of the press before can impose between 5 and 7 years of imprisonment and fines ranging from 75,000 to 100,000 .

An example is its policy of challenging the fines imposed for environmental pollution and the implementation of precautionary measures to avoid complying with the abandonment plans and others required by law.