Sentences with phrase «levied a fine of»

That may not be enough — should the EPA choose, it could levy fines of up to US$ 18 billion, and criminal charges are possible.

The panel could decide to levy fines of up to $ 200,000, Fedorchak said, though she said such a high amount would be unlikely.

He was the Patriots» offensive coordinator in 2007 when Goodell docked them a first - round draft choice and levied fines of $ 250,000 against the club and $ 500,000 against coach Bill Belichick for their roles in «Spygate.»

James also said that despite its power to levy fines of up to $ 250,000, it assessed total fines of only $ 193,500 in the entire year.

Officials also can crack down on offenders through the code enforcement board, which can levy fines of up to $ 250 a day.

Last fall the Ontario Court of Appeal levied a fine of $ 750,000 in its ruling in R v. Metron Construction Corp..

Not exact matches

The fine, as reported by the New York Times, was levied under rules issued last year that ban not only short - term apartment rentals, but even the advertising of such opportunities.

The Ontario Securities Commission, for example, has collected 3.1 % of the fines levied after contested hearings held between 2005 and June 2012 (the OSC seeks retribution through stocks and property, but has not yet garnisheed wages).

According to Bloomberg, the China Securities Regulatory Commission — China's stock market regulator — levied a $ 19.9 million yuan fine in September on Ye Fei, one of the country's most well - known hedge fund managers, after saying he manipulated five stocks earlier this year.

One of them, Dave Humeniuk, was fined $ 3.3 million, the heaviest individual penalty ever levied by the ASC.

The largest fine the DEA has levied against a drug distributor was the $ 150 million that McKesson, the nation's largest drug wholesaler, recently agreed to pay following allegations that it failed to report suspicious orders of painkillers.

28 December 2017 The Trump administration scaled back an Obama - era policy of levying heavy fines against nursing homes that harm patients.

Stumpf, however, did not seem to express regret for how he handled those initial weeks after the bank was fined, including where he initially levied most of the blame on low - level employees for the sales practices problems instead of management, said Stuart Baskin, lawyer with Shearman & Sterling, the firm that the board hired to investigate the sales scandal.

The move came after an Edmonton Journal article reported on fines levied on real estate salespeople by the Real Estate Council of Alberta for misrepresenting the size of condominiums in real estate listings.

One of the pioneers in the field, Levy originally made its name in Chicago, handling the fine dining at venues such as the United Center and Wrigley Field in the Windy City.

The WNBA has reversed course and rescinded fines levied earlier this week for wearing protest t - shirts during warmups, in violation of the league's warmup policy.

The NHL's levying of $ 1,000 fines on the Colorado Avalanche's Mike Keane and Sandis Ozolinsh for stick infractions in Game 4 of the Avalanche's playoff series with the Detroit Red Wings (page 54) was a cop - out.

The levied penalties against the Trojans football program, including four years of probation, two years of postseason play exclusion, vacated wins, scholarship reductions, and fines, will all stand.

Currently, buildings owned by the councilmember and her sister have multiple open violations, and hundreds of thousands of dollars of outstanding fines and taxes levied against them.

New York state is due to receive $ 385 million of a $ 787 million fine levied against Crédit Agricole after it was determined the company conducted business with entities with ties to countries under formal U.S. sanction, the Department of Financial Services on Tuesday announced.

Using $ 100 million from fines levied on banks which behaved badly in the run - up to the crash, he built a network of agencies and groups to help people get mortgage modification.

Joined by OEM Commissioner Joe Esposito de Blasio answered questions on the City's readiness to deal with ebola, whether his reaction to Rachel Noerdlinger's issues represents a «double standard» and changes in the levying of fines by the Department of Consumer Affairs.

On the legislature, Berky is a co-sponsor of legislation — still in the committee process — to strengthen the county's Human Rights Commission by giving the body the power to conduct hearings and levy fines in cases of public accommodation and other discrimination.

The release of last week's 38 - page Electoral Commission report produced a minor political earthquake: as a result of the biggest investigation the commission has ever undertaken, it levied its largest - ever fine against the Conservative party and referred the case of the party's treasurer, Simon Day, to the Metropolitan police for further criminal investigation.

Questions during the off topic portion of the press Q&A included the NYPD's proposed expansion of it's use of tasers, a fine levied by the Campaign Finance Board against de Blasio ally and pro-carriage horse ban advocate NYCLASS, de Blasio's recent comments on the City's long drop in crime being attributable to former mayor David Dinkins and former city council speaker Peter Vallone Sr., a city council proposal to allow filing in City Council district offices of NYPD - related complaints with the Civilian Complaint Review Board, the proposed bill which would ban carriage horses and resulting loss of jobs, an attempt by a staff member of the Fox News show The O'Reilly Factor to goad the mayor into agreeing to appear on that show, a possible tax on non-resident apartment owners, the mayor's planned meeting tonight with Jewish community leaders in Crown Heights and whether the mayor has concerns about the «secrecy» of the NYPD's disciplinary process.

NYPIRG is basing its study in part on two Freedom of Information Law requests over the past year that found enforcement actions from the state BOE have resulted in «modest fines» levied on committees that filed their disclosures reports late over the last five years.

«We will also review rates, fees, fines, charges and levies; block leakages by prohibiting cash collection and introducing e-collection following the implementation of the Single Treasury Account in the state,» Augie added.

The three main library systems that service New York City collected $ 5.5 million in fines, many of which are levied against kids.

At national party level, the Electoral Commission fined the three largest parties for breaches of spending regulations, levying the highest fines since its foundation: [221] # 20,000 for Labour in October 2016, [222] # 20,000 for the Liberal Democrats in December 2016, [223] and # 70,000 for the Conservative Party in March 2017.

Mayor de Blasio answered questions from the press on a wide range of topics, including HIV prevention, the role of the Health Department and the «Nanny State», the large - size soda ban, Metzizah B'peh, fines and penalties levied by the Health Department, the ethics complaint filed against Patrick Gaspard, the city's fiscal outlook, stop & frisk and more.

Fines are common, and JCOPE records show a multitude of fines levied against lobbyists and their clients in recent years for omissions and failures to disclose lobbying informaFines are common, and JCOPE records show a multitude of fines levied against lobbyists and their clients in recent years for omissions and failures to disclose lobbying informafines levied against lobbyists and their clients in recent years for omissions and failures to disclose lobbying information.

Employees will also be able to file a complaint with the city's Human Rights Commission, which can levy heavy fines of up to $ 250,000 against employers and demand that companies reinstate employees who were wrongfully terminated.

Landlords will be fined up to # 3,000 if they rent a property to an illegal immigrant, while non-EU migrants will be expected to pay a levy of # 200 a year to access the NHS if they do not have private healthcare.

She harshly criticized mayoral control of schools and the proliferation of fines levied against merchants by a slew of city departments.

Therefore, the websites that levy a fee let you make use of more criteria to fine - tune your search for the perfect date you look for than the free dating websites.

Marvel has long been levied with claims of weak villains, but across nearly 20 films (and several TV shows) they've crafted a few of cinema's finest antagonists.

Much of the film's success relies on the crafty screenplay (by Alvarez and co-writer Rodo Sayagues) and its generous handful of unexpected plot contortions, but fortunately, Don't Breathe also showcases a pair of fantastic lead performances: Jane Levy (previously great in the aforementioned Evil Dead remake) does a fine job of creating a conflicted anti-heroine.

Jim's Dad (Eugene Levy from SCTV) is perfect as the dad who doesn't quite know how to articulate the finer points of the birds and the bees to his son.

Based on a popular graphic novel by Marasume Shirow and directed by Rupert Sanders («Snow White and the Huntsman»), Ghost in the Shell is a visually stunning experience with a fine core performance by Scarlett Johansson («Captain America: Civil War»), but it borrows so much of other, mostly better science fiction films and TV series, that charges of grand larceny should be levied against writers William Wheeler («Queen of Katwe»), Ehren Kruger («Transformers: Age of Extinction») and Jamie Moss («Street Kings»).

The Policy Exchange has suggested that schools should be fined with a «resit levy» for pupils that fail to pass GCSE maths and English, to cover the costs of subsequent resits at further education (FE) colleges.

The proceeds from the collection of certification fees, fines, penalties, and costs levied pursuant to this chapter shall be remitted by the Department of Education to the Chief Financial Officer for deposit into a separate fund to be known as the «Educational Certification and Service Trust Fund» and disbursed for the payment of expenses incurred by the Educational Practices Commission and in the printing of forms and bulletins and the issuing of certificates, upon vouchers approved by the department.

During the first week of January, the Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance announced it had levied a $ 31,000 fine on Strong Economy for Growth (SEFG), charging the group violated finance laws in 2016 by not making public its contributors.

FAA has a variety of enforcement mechanisms that it may use to respond to violations including administrative actions (such as issuing a warning notice or a letter of correction that includes the corrective actions the violator must take) and legal sanctions (such as levying a fine or suspending or revoking a pilot or other FAA - issued certificate).

The FAST Act authorized NHTSA to levy larger fines on manufacturers, increasing the allowed civil penalties from $ 35 million to $ 105 million for a related series of violations.

France has previously said its government would pay any fine levied on it by the EC, though it has since had a change of administration.

In 2015, the Department of Education also levied a $ 30 million fine against Corinthian for inflating job placement numbers, while the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau won a lawsuit that ordered the schools to pay back $ 500 million in restitution for students.

Some of the charges and fines levied by us include:

For the specific case of the $ 1B fine for Wells Fargo, that was actually levied by two different agencies.

Huge fines are now being dished out to bank involved in rigging the Forex rates on an almost daily basis and as such HSBC has set aside hundreds of billions of Pounds to pay those potential fines when levied, which is of course an admission of guilt in anyone's eyes!

The Minnesota Department of Commerce brought down the hammer on a local debt collector recently, stripping First Financial Services and its owner of their collection licenses and levying $ 100,000 in fines for violations of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.