Sentences with phrase «impose fines each day»

Chicago's ban, which passed in early March, will go into effect next March and will impose fines each day stores are not in compliance.

Not exact matches

we can argue all day long about yellow cards, but first goal was 100 % offside, and UEFA must impose fines to refs for that after watching replays.

Countries with day fines are notorious for having the most expensive speeding tickets in the world in cases where a day fine is imposed on someone with an extremely high income like a CEO of a major company.

The fines are codified for particular offenses and imposed based upon a number of days of the offender's income, which is then determined administratively.

The state Department of Financial Services now maintains a registry of all zombie owned properties, and can impose fines on banks of $ 500 a day for failure to maintain.

MADISON, Wis. (AP)-- Senate Democrats did not show up Tuesday and the Republicans who were there delayed action on imposing $ 100 fines for each day the Democrats miss.

The state Legislature this month passed a bill imposing fines of up to $ 7,500 for those who advertise their entire apartments on Airbnb and similar sites for less than 30 days.

Washington State's highest court on Aug. 13 imposed a hefty $ 100,000 per - day fine on the state for failing to come up with a plan to fully fund education from kindergarten through high school.

Under the changes B.C. imposed in 2010, first - time offenders with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of.05 per cent to.08 per cent will have their driver's licence suspended for three days, pay a $ 600 fine and, at police discretion, have their vehicle impounded for three days.

Singapore can then impose fines of up to S$ 100,000 ($ 80,000) per day of smoke, up to a maximum of S$ 2 million, on companies or individuals that are found to cause Singapore's air pollutant standards index to rise to the «unhealthy» level.

Sentences are minimal — 10 days in jail and a $ 50 fine in Montgomery County — and penalties are seldom imposed.

Early in 2006, he imposed a fine of $ 500,000 per day, to be held in a fund dedicated to ELL instruction.

The bill imposes standards for humane care and sanitary conditions for commercial kennels with 60 or more dogs and sets license fees as well as criminal fines up to $ 1000 per offense and civil penalties up to $ 1000 per day.

The Misdemeanor Court of the Union of Three Rivers of Cartago imposed the maximum penalty of 30 days in fines.

Berlusconi said he'd spend three days each week in Naples until the trash problems are solved, and the Commission has sued Italy to try to impose hefty fines to the ongoing waste management crisis.

A total of # 2.6 bn in fines were imposed on several banks this week for failing to stop the alleged manipulation of the US$ 5.3 tn per day foreign exchange market.

The NHTSA announced on Friday that it will impose fines of $ 14,000 a day that will continue until key safety information is provided.

Police now have the right at roadside under the Motor Vehicle Act to immediately suspend driver's rights for 90 days, impose a fine of $ 500, and impound the vehicle for 30 days if a driver fails a breathalyzer test.

As a result of its findings, the Board imposed sanctions consisting of a six - month probationary period, a 30 - day membership suspension, and a fine of $ 300.

CFPB can force rescissions, require restitution, limit or prohibit arbitration in certain areas, impose damages, seek injunctive relief, and impose fines that can range from up to $ 5,000 a day for negligent offenses to $ 1 million a day for flagrant violations.

The broker's license was suspended for 90 days and a fine was imposed.