Sentences with phrase «big fines»

He has allowed many to buy get out of jail cards by paying big fines and for cooperating or should I say keeping their mouth shut.

Big businesses, who face big fines if they don't offer adequate health insurance to all full - time employees, cried foul and got an extra year to comply with mandate.

Those with 50 or more may face big fines if they don't offer coverage and at least one employee receives a federal subsidy to buy coverage in a state - based marketplace.

Many of the rules are designed to protect customers against abuses or help banks avoid big fines from authorities.

Proper enforcement of the new litter laws, with big fines, would make people respect the law, and the message would get across.

Big fines used to be reserved for fatal cases, but not anymore.

But it shouldn't be about doing the bare minimum to avoid big fines.

The driver who is caught operating his vehicle above the speed limit will usually face bigger fines than people caught driving closer to the limit.

The threat of big fines for firms that do not comply with such requests could make it more likely that they will share this information, which must be given to consumers «in a clear and readable form».

Critics of Germany's NetzDG law argue it will encourage tech platforms to censor controversial content to avoid the risk of big fines.

Travel agents or websites caught promoting flats to rent on the islands, such as Airbnb and HomeAway, face even bigger fines of up to 400,000 euros (# 360,000).

«Think of this headline: biggest fine imposed on a business enterprise in the history of government regulation,» Kovacic said.

Since then, Wells once - sterling reputation has been tarnished by big fines, and embarrassing testimony before Congress.

But Hackett says big fines can result in what the government deems discriminatory lending patterns.

They just should have levied BIG fines.

His office also secured big fines against banks, as well as a record penalty and guilty plea from BNP Paribas.

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Please note big fines and jail terms apply if you do not follow the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authorities Green Zone guidelines

Now, criminal sanctions like big fines and jail time require an intentional circumvention of applicable law, but even innocent circumvention results in confiscation.

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Comparing the SFO deal with the DoJ one, the latter at least extracted greater admissions of corporate criminality and compelled BAe to pay a much bigger fine.

In practice, every state requires drivers to have auto insurance, and they punish scofflaws by assessing big fines and adding black marks to their driving records.

On Thursday, the Campaign Finance Board will slap Bill de Blasio with big fines for abuses in his 2013 mayoral run, but he'll still be mayor.

Turns out, Taylor and Bollhorn aren't the only ones caught paying big fines to break their mortgage.

A good health insurance policy (plus it's the law now, and 2016 marks even bigger fines if you don't have health insurance)

If I ran a credit card company, I'd use a 17 - point font for the APR and see how big a fine the government dares to levy.

If your school relies on Federal funding from the National School Lunch Program, you had until July 2014 to figure out how you were going to replace your school's lost vending revenue AND avoid big fines for non-compliance of the USDA's «Smart Snacks In School» rule, which banned «junk food» vending in schools as of July 1, 2014.

On today's show... VW's plans for 30 new electric cars could be threatened by big fines, meet the all - new Jeep Compass and fighting off car hackers is turning into big business.

Punishing China bigly Trump and his administration are about to impose a «big fine» on China for the alleged theft of intellectual property, according to Trump economic adviser Gary Cohn.

Of those banks, Barclays was slapped with the equivalent of the biggest fine: $ 2.4 billion — about 3 % of its market cap.

Beyond endorsement disclosures, content marketing initiatives within the medical and healthcare industries must comply with both FDA and HIPAA guidelines, lest publishers risk some big fines.

A first weed - positive test result leads to a referral to a program, a second to a fine, a third to a bigger fine, a fourth to a four - game suspension, a fifth to a 10 - game suspension, and a sixth (and thereafter) to a one - year «banishment» from the league.

The commissioner should give him the biggest fine ever.

They killed me another time — gave me a big, big fine.

Owners may have chafed at the big fines, suspensions, and lost draft picks, but at least it was doled out fairly evenly.

A fine isn't payment, it's an attempt to convince the company to change their behaviour, so not changing their behaviour means a bigger fine.

If a company is fined and ignores the ruling by continuing what they were fined for, they can expect a bigger fine the next time.

Prosecutors sought a bigger fine, $ 500,000, because they said Skelos has assets worth $ 2 million and he will receive about $ 100,000 a year in state pension payments.

Former state Senate Majority leader Dean Skelos shouldn't have to pay a big fine for his corrupt ways because only 12 % of his career was tainted by criminality, his lawyers say in new court papers.

Former state Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos shouldn't have to pay a big fine for his corrupt ways because only 12 percent of his career was tainted by allegations of criminality, his lawyers say in new court papers, using an apparently new doctrine.

But then «PENSIONGATE» and the «cover up» yes, «cover up» people making dels and paying big fines, GETTING GET OUT OF JAIL CARDS FOR «COOPERATING»

The biggest fine under a simple «negligence» ruling could run to just $ 4.5 billion.

Kenya has imposed stiffer penalties - longer jail terms and bigger fines - for wildlife poaching or trafficking, saying poaching is harming tourism, a major earner of foreign exchange.

But they're very particular about having their laws followed, and they've a big fine for about anything they think you should not be doing.

My theory is that the Canadian government will lay out a plan for big fines and then push to have the pipelines approved.

Whilst this is great cause for concerns for schools, where budgets are already stretched, the Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham wrote in a recent blog that headlines on big fines «miss the point».

there in lies the issues 80 + and you are looking at a big fine on Britains A roads... traffic light Grand Prix the A45 ends up the car in front every time.