Sentences with phrase «by stiff penalties»

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By filing an extension, you will avoid stiff penalties for not filing your federal tax returns by the April 15 deadlinBy filing an extension, you will avoid stiff penalties for not filing your federal tax returns by the April 15 deadlinby the April 15 deadline.

Each could be fined $ 250,000 by NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue, who is likely to hand the Niners a stiff penalty as well, perhaps docking them a second - round draft choice and a lower pick.

In 1978, in Oregon's Crooked River Valley, a group of landowners became so infuriated at vandalism committed by trespassers that they called a meeting with the state Department of Fish and Wildlife, and they got what they wanted — stiffer penalties.

Wicker Park residents disturbed by discarded syringes and condoms strewn in their yards are lobbying for increased law enforcement and stiff penalties against prostitutes and their clients.

New legislation that would increase penalties for prostitution near city schools — inspired by the anger over the open sex trade happening near PS 6 in West Farms — is getting some push back by a civil rights group that says the stiffer penalties will only make it harder for prostitutes to get out of the lifestyle.

An oversight board recommended the stiffest possible penalties for the death of Eric Garner, who was killed by police in 2014.

Alternately, the Republicans also could reiterate the SAFE Act argument, which essentially was: Gun control is inevitable, because it's being pushed by an enormously popular and powerful governor, so we should work to temper it as much as possible (in this case, by adding stiffer penalties) giving enough of our members a reason to vote «yes» and help the measure pass.

By Sean Ryan Stiffer penalties are threatening an already tempestuous relationship between builders and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Polished diamonds are covered by the USA Patriot Act: Every US dealer must maintain Kimberley compliance or be subject to stiff penalties.

The proposed ordinance also forbids the consumption of cat and dog meat by humans and animals, and sets stiffer penalties for the owners of vicious dogs.

There really has to be stiffer penalties for these sick people that abuse these precious animals by fighting and more awareness has to be raised so people are aware of neighbors or friends that might be involved in this sick crime.

there should be regular inspections by the government on these supposed licensed puppy mills; if they don't meet standards, owners should be given stiff penalties and their business closed PERMANENTLY!

This will fly by, so eDisclosure companies who are not ready in time will be in breach of the new regulation and therefore, could face stiff financial penalties.

Doda, a form of opiate made by drying the poppy plant, can lead to even stiffer penalties than marijuana production, with charges being as severe as those for heroin - related offences.

The Trump administration said it will seek stiffer penalties against drug dealers — including the death penalty where appropriate under current law — and it wants the number of prescriptions for powerful painkillers to be cut by one - third nationwide as part of a broad effort to combat the opioid crisis.

The GDPR creates stiff penalties for any exposure of personally identifiable information about a citizen of the EU, mandating rapid reporting of any breach by the affected entity and enabling massive fines in the event of an exposure.

Penalties are stiff: Any public official who approves such a restriction could be removed from office by the governor and face a fine of up to $ 5,000, as well as possible lawsuits.

Though voters elected to leave the EU, the United Kingdom will still be subject to the GDRP, which «creates stiff penalties for any exposure of personally identifiable information about a citizen of the EU, mandating rapid reporting of any breach by the affected entity and enabling massive fines in the event of an exposure,» according to the blog post.

Effective January 1, 2012, a new California law — Senate Bill 459 (SB 459)-- imposes stiff penalties that range between $ 5,000 to $ 25,000 for the «willful misclassification» of independent contractors by employers «avoiding employee status for an individual by voluntarily and knowingly misclassifying that individual as an independent contractor.»

Perhaps policies regarding bad behavior need to be in place and enforced by CREA or provincial associations or some other arms length board who hopefully would not be afraid to dole out stiff penalties.

«In the absence of stiff payment penalties, lenders will therefore seek to minimize lost customers by building strong relationships through active cross-selling and retention strategies for at - risk groups.»