imposition of administrative fines . 154 38 10. Visit by the ILO Committee on Freedom of

11. Temporary application of the Act governing the procedure for administrative detention or the imposition of administrative fines.

11. Temporary application of the Act governing the procedure for administrative detention or the imposition of administrative fines

11. Temporary application of the Act governing the procedure for administrative detention or the imposition of administrative fines

The bill also regulates the enforcement of sentences not involving deprivation of liberty, such as community service, weekend detention, house arrest and the imposition of fines.

The Bill also innovates prohibiting the imposition of penalties restrictive of right to monetary contributions, such as the obligation of giving out basic food baskets, and fines.

Not fines.

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)

(j) To refrain from the use of imprisonment or the imposition of fines for offences relating to the media, which are disproportionate to the gravity of the offence and which violate international human rights law

Eight of them paid fines exceeding 50,000.

But it seems an imposition. Imposition nothing, that's good business.

(7) Imposition of forced labour

Fines, fees and charges 111.4 132.4

Fines, fees and charges 170.6 131.5

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

Some case descriptions made no mention of fines or sanctions.

The instructions seek to have the police force apply the quot Act governing the procedure for administrative detention or the imposition of administrative fines quot (Decree No. 457) in place of the obsolete provisions of the 1886 Police Act or illegal procedures.

The police instructions regarding misdemeanours were designed with a view to applying the Act governing the procedure for administrative detention or the imposition of administrative fines (Legislative Decree No. 457) instead of resorting to obsolete provisions of the Police Act of 1886 or illegal proceedings.

for administrative detention or the imposition of

Punishment generally takes the form of public rebukes, fines or labour.

Fines range from 75 to 200 Australian dollars.

Fines totalling CZK 313,000,000 (EUR 10,000,000) were imposed.

Administrative fines against businesses are the most common.

Sanctions can take several forms, including administrative fines against businesses and natural persons criminal sanctions, including fines and imprisonment and recovery of compensatory damages by victims of a cartel.

The imposition of arbitrary taxes is reportedly commonplace.

The embargo means the imposition of economic sanctions.

Fines against cartels are growing in severity across countries.

The directive did not require the imposition of penalties.

The imposition of sanctions is contrary to these commitments.

The policy is enforced at the provincial level through fines.

Fines imposed under that heading amounted to 3.739 million pesos.

The number had reached 537 fines by 12 October 2005.

Charges were laid and fines totalling R 46.300 were imposed.

In Geneva, the Mission of Switzerland to the United Nations maintained a list of fines.

Violators could face astronomical fines of up to 545,000 USD and possible jail time.

In 2004, some of the largest fines were paid by the companies listed below

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

That could be linked to automatic imposition of targeted sanctions.

Penalties arising from violations can be as high as 1 million in fines for corporations and 250,000 in fines and up to 10 years in prison for individuals.

The provisions foresee sanctions such as fines and dissolution, the fines measured in days, ranging from a minimum of 100 to a maximum of 1000, with an amount between 5 and 5000 Euros per day.

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

Violations of this Law are punishable with high fines and imprisonment (1 to 8 years).

Diplomats should respect regulations and pay fines, which was the policy of the United Kingdom.

The imposition of such standards could become a disguised form of protectionism.

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