Sentences with phrase «impose smaller fines»

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The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has criticised new legislation on employing foreign workers that will impose unrealistic expectations and draconian fines on employers.

Only a very small proportion of fines imposed have been collected, it believes.

Others have decimalized possession, but still impose a civil fine — much like a traffic ticket — for small amounts of the drug.

Mr. Cloud, the accused, had not challenged the constitutionality of the surcharge, but Justice Healy was convinced of its arbitrariness and disproportionality, and decided to minimize its effects by imposing a nominal fine on Mr. Cloud, which resulted in the surcharge being calculated as a percentage of the fine (and thus a very small amount) rather than at 100 $ per summary conviction offence and 200 $ for an indictable offence.

Although we have not heard of a similar case in Canada, south of the border, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), having viewed an aerial video on YouTube from a small UAV, imposed a $ 10,000 fine to the unsuspecting individual.