penalties and

The Paris Club has also recently allowed debt buy backs or prepayment operations.21 In 2005, a number of debtor countries offered a prepayment at par of whole or part of outstanding Paris Club debt, taking advantage of lower interest rates to raise funds on capital markets for that purpose or using their extra cash funds.

Penalties for non compliance

The penalties to be imposed

Villanueva explained the rationale behind these penalties

53. Australia notes that few conventions define penalties.

Articles 92 to 94 contain the related penalties.

The directive did not require the imposition of penalties.

Commending the new criminal penalties for clients of prostitutes, she asked whether marital rape had been criminalized, and what penalties were being imposed on traffickers in women.

This means that website owners could receive even death penalties.

And other Penalties of a similar kind , to match them !

And other Penalties of a similar kind , to match them !

Any violations of the procedures were punishable by strict penalties.

Tough rules and penalties are required to deter traffic offenders.

Section 233BAB provides for penalties for offences under S.233.

And we are not the ones to receive Pains and Penalties !

And we are not the ones to receive Pains and Penalties !

(c) Expansion of community penalties to provide realistic alternatives to custody

Penalties range from imprisonment for 25 years to imprisonment for life.

In March 2005, Poland offered a prepayment at par of 11.6 billion of Paris Club debt, by issuing bonds for that purpose 11 creditors have accepted the offer so far and have been prepaid 4.4 billion.

BP has already committed more than 20 billion in remediation and penalties.

Finally, the AP is unlikely to face financial penalties for this mistake.

Europeans lean toward dialogue and incentives, the US toward isolation and penalties.

But at times, I think they are overdoing it with the penalties.

Penalties are prepared for scoffers, and beatings for the backs of fools.

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Criminal penalties where necessary and civil remedies in cases of domestic violence.

Procedures for fixing penalties for such crimes and calculation of the prison terms, as well as the procedures and conditions for enforcement of the penalties imposed as alternatives to the death penalty.

Only strong regulations, transparency, and severe penalties can create a level playing field.

There are no stops during the fight, except for loss, lifting, or penalties.

There are no stops during the round, except for loss, lifting, or penalties.

This Act provides additional or supplementary penalties and measures and special procedures regarding

The Customs Act applies civil and criminal penalties to breaches of export controls.

Second, again as the skeptics warned, over claimers rarely pay penalties for being wrong.

It also establishes stricter penalties for contraventions of the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention.

Section 8(2) provides for penalties, on conviction for an offence against subsection (1)

This included penalties for the illegal appropriation of indigenous knowledge, technology, innovations and customs.

Under the current Penal Code, both crimes were punishable by the most severe penalties.

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

Anyone found to be illegally evading their tax obligations in Switzerland faces severe financial penalties.

Today, the diplomatic package consists mostly of penalties, albeit the small ones of targeted sanctions.

11. Finally, the court must impose penalties and determine where its sentences will be executed.

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Sanctions and penalties for offences relating to amphetamine type stimulants, 2000 2002 and 2002 2004

Businessmen who do not comply with this prohibition will be subjected to penalties and reprisals.