Executive fines shall not be imposed, nor cruel, degrading or inhuman punishment inflicted.

The competition law may not provide for sufficiently large fines or other sanctions.

In a few cases, very large fines as high as EUR 96,000,000 were reported.

Truancy can result in fines or even jail time for parents.

Alternatively, the possibility of large fines may exist but the competition agency, or a reviewing court, may have been unwilling to impose them, not understanding the importance of doing so.

Procedures should be instituted to ensure enforcement of reparation orders and payment of reparation before fines.

I have one gram, five gram, 10 gram. How many gram do you want?

I have one gram, five gram, 10 gram. How many gram do you want?

I bought five grams.

In 2004, OFAC imposed fines on 316 United States citizens and residents for violation of several of the embargo's provisions.

A few grams won't matter.

Seizures have been made of 11 kilograms of amphetamines, 7 kilograms of phenitiline, 3.5 kilograms of phenobarbital, 3.1 kilograms of codeine, 154 litres of benzyl methyl ceton, 9 kilograms of heroin and 4 kilograms of opium.

Ten pounds of sugar.

If they face personal sanctions, whether imprisonment (in a minority of countries) or large fines, they have additional reasons not to participate in cartel activity.

Officially, the visa allows them only to stay in the country, but in practice the state also allows the refugees to work and avoids imposing fines on the Israeli employers who employ them.

In the first four months of 2005, 307 fines had already been imposed, or nearly half the number as in the previous year as a whole.

The Board further recommends the review of agreements with recipients of procurement services to include penalties for reimbursements that are delayed beyond a maximum established period.

There are penalties imposed.

Is the apartment very high up?

Rather than punitively taxing wealth, globalization strengthens the case for shifting to a flat tax on income (or better yet consumption) with a moderately high exemption.

The Act provided for fines for a number of offences defined as petty . More severe offences fell under chapter 48 of the Criminal Code.

The procedures concerned the unpaid arnona taxes by Arab merchants and house owners who faced the imposition of high fines or seizure of goods. (Al Tali apos ah, 7 October 1993)

In the vast majority of cases, they must rely on their husbands and male relatives, or on money lenders who tend to charge high interest rates.

In the first four months of 2005, five entities one bank, three companies and one NGO were fined by OFAC.

Its business leaders will hunker down and try to move their wealth out of the companies they run for fear of high future corporate taxes.

Prices are high.

Hot, isn't it?

Top note, boys.

In addition we can impose severe financial penalties.

Your cholesterol is high too.

Hey, you're ratings were really high!

Keep your voices up!

Any temperature? No.

WISCO, nevertheless, has retained a competitive advantage vis à vis the existing commercial services of the region, which tend to impose relatively high freight rates on the market.

I bought five grams. 10 dollars. 10 dollars! I said, What's in this?

Eight of them paid fines exceeding 50,000.

Charges were laid and fines totalling R 46.300 were imposed.

He gets fined many times. It's part of his business expenses.

This was due to the relative scarcity of technical expertise and financial resources in developing countries faced with arbitration proceedings, which were costly and could lead to enormous penalties payable by the State losing an arbitration.

NII are authorised to issue enforcement notices and fine offenders.

The taxi operators voluntarily abandoned the agreement, and no fines were assessed.

Some case descriptions made no mention of fines or sanctions.

Trade unions disobeying this provision have been fined.

It's very hot here.

Neckties are loud.