Sentences with phrase «imposed in»

These alternative options can be imposed in addition to or instead of jail time and fines.

In the decision under appeal, the Yukon Court of Appeal quashed the land use plan for the Peel Watershed that Yukon unilaterally imposed in place of the plan developed with First Nations through a collaborative land use planning commission.

The court interpreted this provision broadly; it permitted the application to be made outside the seven day time limit imposed in old Rule 39 (27), which is for the most part identical to the new Rule 12 - 6 (5).

These options can be imposed in addition to, or instead of, imprisonment and fines.

The CMA may also impose fines on companies which are found to have broken competition law — the fines imposed in this case totalled # 370,084.

8 Implied Terms — In Manitoba, there are no implied terms which would likely be imposed in an IPR licence.

Our Eighth Amendment jurisprudence developed in the capital context calls into question whether a defendant should be condemned to die in prison without an appellate court having passed on whether that determination properly took account of his circumstances, was imposed as a result of bias, or was otherwise imposed in a «freakish manner.»

Fees were imposed in July 2013 under the Employment Tribunals and the Employment Appeal Tribunal Fees Order 2013 (Fees Order).

Mayer Brown's Cybersecurity blog has a useful summary of the sanctions President Obama recently imposed in response to the election - related hacking by Russia: President Obama Imposes Cyber-Related Sanctions in Response to Russian Interference in the 2016 US Election - Publications - Mayer Brown You can find the amended executive order President Obama issued here.

Because maritime law differs from land - based law, and because there are deadlines imposed in filing personal injury claims, it's important to contact an attorney that's knowledgeable and skilled in boating accidents as soon as possible.

This order is frequently imposed in an emergency to prevent something from occurring before the judge is able to hold a hearing.

On the advice of a consultant, Keith has been pushing for more proactive practice group management: asking each group to establish a strategy and external identity, specific revenue and realization rate goals (with profitability goals to be imposed in a couple years) and plans for client relationship management, business development, talent management (for partners and associates) and internal practice efficiency improvement.

Our experienced criminal defense attorneys can help to limit the harshness of the criminal sentence that is imposed in your case.

The specific penalties that are imposed in your criminal burglary case will depend on the mitigating (helpful) and aggravating (harmful) factors that are present.

In my view, a punitive damage award on the scale imposed in this case can be justified only by extraordinary circumstances of a similar nature to those in Whiten and Hill.

Interim and interlocutory injunctions are imposed in ongoing cases.

The whole reason for the Toronto differential being imposed in the 1990s was to avoid the exodus occurring when Ontario lawyers received a healthy pay raise,» says Blais.

Based on their horizontal effect, fundamental freedoms could thus be imposed in cases where non-public organisations held the power to draw up certain kinds of collective rules.

The zone where the range of criminal penalties that can be imposed in your specific case will depend on two factors: the level of your offense and your criminal history.

Generally speaking, termination of parental rights if fairly rare, and only imposed in the most extreme cases, for example, where a parent has subjected a child to severe abuse, including abandonment, torture, chronic abuse, or sexual abuse, or has committed similar acts against the other parent.

If a defendant's conduct is found to be willful, wanton, malicious, reckless, oppressive, or fraudulent, punitive damages may be imposed in New Mexico.

The penalty imposed in the case is a meaningful addition to the relatively few sentencing decisions that currently exist.

A surcharge of 25 %, required under the Provincial Offences Act, is automatically imposed in addition to the fine; and

Notably, the «swing» voter helping to make up the majority opinions in Petrus and Simmons — both of which declare procedurally reasonable a sentence imposed in a procedurally questionable manner — both happen to be district judges sitting by designation.

The Isnor and Nagra cases represent the lengthiest jail sentences imposed in Canada for violations of OHS legislation.

Private sanctions were imposed in 2,495 cases, while public sanctions were imposed in 3,725 cases.

For example, suppose that you were charged with failing to honor a curfew imposed in the aftermath of a Hurricane and that curfew has now been lifted.

The Court was in this case probably not really confronted with an «uncontrollable centre of power» considering the procedural and substantive checks and balances imposed in the regulation as well as the possibility of judicial review by the Court and therefore did not see the need to annul a regulation that itself tried to curb an uncontrollable centre of power: the financial markets.

Practitioners should also note the reporting restrictions imposed in this case, where the husband and wife jointly applied for an order preventing the publication of any photographs or other information that might lead to the identification of the children.

Article 7bis (7)(a) provides that final surrender will not take place when the requesting State advises that it is no longer required because the sentence imposed in the requesting State has expired or for other reasons.

«It is one that becomes fundamentally unfair when a minimum sentence is imposed in absence of facts regarding the circumstances of an offence and the actual blameworthiness of the offender.»

The related trial of certain high - ranking banking executives concerning their conduct before the bank collapsed was the longest criminal trial in the history of the state and resulted in penal sentences, which are rarely imposed in Irish business crime cases.

In the case before us today we are not directly concerned with the character of the standard that will identify unconstitutionally excessive awards; rather, we are confronted with the question of what procedures are necessary to ensure that punitive damages are not imposed in an arbitrary manner.

In particular, the court noted [at paragraph 29] the established principle that «though discretionary decisions will generally be given considerable respect, that discretion must be exercised in accordance with the boundaries imposed in the statute, the principles of the rule of law, the principles of administrative law, the fundamental values of Canadian society, and the principles of the Charter.»

Aside from the fact that the «fine» was imposed in separate «criminal» proceedings which were based on allegations of adultery, the roughly translated documents from the civil action do not indicate that the Taiwanese courts have dealt with property issues at all.

In an editorial in the National Post Pardy described it as «[f] orced speech» of the type that would be imposed in North Korea.

This doesn't absolutely foreclose the possibility that the death penalty will be imposed in that state on federal charges, although it does make it far less likely that the death penalty will be imposed.

Only, 62 involve civilian death penalties imposed in federal courts (mostly in states that have the death penalty) and another 6 involve death penalties imposed in military courts (mostly in states that allow the death penalty or abroad).

Scholz v. Scholz 2013 BCCA 309 Trusts — Constructive trusts — General principles — Circumstances when not imposed In 2001, Scholz and his wife (defendants), invited Scholz's mother (the plaintiff), to build a coach house on their property in Vancouver.

But the most damaging development for investor confidence has been retroactive cuts in support for existing wind and solar plants, imposed in countries such as Spain, the Czech Republic and Bulgaria.

Ironically, these aerosols are also the product of fossil fuel burning and strict regulations were imposed in the developed world on their emissions in the 1960s and 1970s which allowed the warming from carbon dioxide to emerge again.

However the set of simulations was more limited in scope and forcings were made to follow their estimated historical evolution from 1850 to 2005 rather than being imposed in full at the start of the simulation.

On March 24, ECX announced it would renew its ban, imposed in 2008, on contracts with large hydro CERs, ECX market development director Sara Stahl said.

The $ 400,000 fine imposed in the case will be directed to the federally - administered North American Wetlands Conservation Fund.

Section 144, which prohibits bathing in the sea, has been imposed in the coastal areas including Karachi and Badin.

In the standard textbook analysis, there is no consideration of other taxes; we implicitly assume that the $ 20 / ton carbon tax is imposed in a vacuum.

For, soil moisture imposes Markov - type dependence and not HK - type, which in fact is imposed in hydrological processes by climate.

Going forward, new solar installations are widely expected to grow at a much slower pace than in previous years, due to tariffs that President Donald Trump imposed in January on imported solar panels and cells, the devices inside the panels that convert sunlight into electricity.

Offshore rules softening: The Trump administration is moving to relax some offshore drilling requirements imposed in response to the Deepwater Horizon disaster but is rebuffing the oil industry's plea for bigger changes.

We note that this region is external to the area where forest loss was imposed in the Amazon.