The court imposed a small fine on the driver. Mansoor was not even mentioned in the judgement.

However, the Presidium of the Supreme Court considered the author's supervisory complaint' (the complaint forwarded by the Public Defender) and commuted the sentence which had been imposed.

But democracy cannot be imposed by force.

The Court convicted the company and imposed a fine of 80,000 NIS, as part of a plea bargain. (Cr.C.

Arizona the United States Supreme Court held that death sentences in five states imposed by a decision of a judge rather than a decision reached by a jury violated the constitutional right to trial by jury, thus reversing until a new trial is held the death sentences that had been imposed on about 800 prisoners.

Appropriate conditions akin to those suggested by the Working Group in paragraph 448 would have to be imposed on States which were not party to a court apos s statute.

The Registrar is directed to remove the Petitioner from Court and commit him to prison on the sentence that is imposed .

Added protection was provided by legislation that imposed a three month limit on the detention of aliens awaiting deportation and allowed them to contest detention orders in the first instance administrative court.

In addition, the court imposed a fine and banned her from political and trade union activity, journalism and teaching for ten years.

During this period, the Kurds were subjected to a double embargo one imposed by the United Nations on Iraq and one imposed by Saddam Hussein on their region.

Similarly, in C.C. 212 01 the State of Israel v. Mordechai (8.2.05) the Court imposed 12 year imprisonment on the defendant for trafficking charges.

Modernization should be carried out by self governing people, not imposed by foreign force.

The major limits are imposed by the availability of data, not by our methodologies.

Democracy cannot be imposed in any reasonable time by force alone.

Regrets the ban imposed by the Greek Supreme Court on the activities of the Turkish Muslim Minority's oldest non governmental organization, the Turkish Union of Zanthi on the grounds that its title bears the word Turkish .

The risks imposed by global warming, for example, have not gone away.

Debt, however, is a burden imposed by current citizens on future generations.

No limits were ever imposed on players movements, except by Communist countries.

For most people, stability, even if imposed by authoritarian means, trumps disorder.

New fishing regulations imposed by Norway and Finland forbid traditional Saami fishing.

In addition to imprisonment, he missed two years of his playing career, and millions of dollars in earnings. If Vick were never to play football again, he would suffer punishment well beyond that imposed by the court.

He also argues that the sufferings imposed by the decisions of the court, as well as denial of his request to visit his dying father, amount to emotional torture or cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment.

The Palestinians of Gaza are living under an inhuman blockade imposed by Israel.

The Palestinians of Gaza are living under an inhuman blockade imposed by Israel.

The fine was the third largest imposed to date by the Turkish agency.

Iraq is not like Vietnam, where American departure was followed by stability imposed by an authoritarian government.

Restrictions on the use of contraceptives are imposed by some religions and adhered to by their followers.

Section 545 of the Criminal Procedure Code allows the court to provide compensation to victim of a crime from the fine imposed on the perpetrator of the crime.

1.2 Civil penalties imposed by OFAC against companies, banking institutions and non governmental organizations

The limited energy input imposed on it by its diet has affected the panda's behavior.

A large banner held up by protesters reads 'International resistance against the Austerity Imposed by the Troika and Governments.'.

The Great Depression was aggravated by the trade barriers that countries imposed to protect domestic employment.

More than 300 taxes and fees have been imposed on peasants by all levels of government.

Despite continuing political restrictions imposed by an authoritarian regime, Deng Xiaoping succeeded beyond his wildest imagination.

Phytosanitary controls imposed by importers are also critical for developing countries exporting fresh fruit and vegetables.

That was why a solution should be imposed by the United Nations and the international community.

On Monday, 16 May, the Israeli High Court of Justice rescinded the temporary injunctions it had previously imposed on the construction of the barrier around the West Bank settlement of Ariel.

In respect of all sanctions imposed by the Security Council including those pertaining to resolution 1455, the Government of Sierra Leone has consistently, as a first step, taken administrative measures to comply with the relevant measures imposed by the Council.

The death penalty could only be imposed if it was actually sought by the State prosecutor. By contrast, in Chahal v.

The penalties to be imposed

In a money obsessed society, the only way to restrain this proclivity is by externally imposed sanctions.

Our educators still believe that technology is something imposed upon us by the empire the United States.

Naturally, France applies the embargoes imposed by the United Nations and the European Union against certain countries.

9.21 In any event, the obligations imposed by the exemption clause cannot be considered disproportionate or unreasonable.

The United Nations was not created to disseminate the notion that order should be imposed by force.