Sentences with phrase «to impose penalties»

The overwhelming majority of final expense companies do not impose a penalty for insulin usage.

The majority of final expense companies are very accepting of this condition, and won't impose a penalty of some kind.

Coal companies do not want to lose market share in a challenging market, so they often do not impose penalties provided for under contract.

For example, will lenders impose a penalty if you want to repay the principal sooner than the agreed date?

Some lenders impose a penalty for paying off a loan before the payment plan term is up.

The frequency and persistence of compliance violations and whether violations were intentional are factors a court can consider in imposing penalties in class action suits.

The law imposes penalties on drivers who fail to «exercise due care» in accidents that result in injuries to pedestrians and cyclists.

One way to manage late payment is to impose penalty charges, which will effectively cover the extra administration requirements.

The government imposes penalties for making early withdrawals from retirement accounts.

After a hearing, the judge may issue an order imposing penalties upon the paying spouse.

Granted, they will impose some penalties so to speak given your current cancer diagnosis.

PBS warns credit card companies can impose the penalty interest rate if you are late paying off any bill, even if it has nothing to do with your credit card.

When imposing a penalty for an impaired driving, «over 80», or refusal charge, the judge must impose a federal driving prohibition.

Most brokerages impose a penalty for leaving, with some even putting an additional charge if users leave within a year of signing up.

Depending on the rules of a state sentence, judges have some degree of discretion and can impose penalties ranging from fines, hours of community service and probation to long prison sentences.

The panel is charged with investigating and imposing penalties on executive branch employees and lobbyists.

Under the current system only a court can impose a penalty of more than three points for a speeding offence.

Points can continue to accumulate on your record beyond those three years though so the state can keep track and impose penalties if necessary.

Lenders impose the penalty to recover any losses related to your early payment.

Other savings accounts will impose penalties for making withdrawals.

By imposing a penalty on medium - sized businesses — the smallest businesses are exempt from the health insurance requirement — that do not offer employee health insurance, policymakers hope to encourage more business owners to provide this benefit to workers.

It does not impose a penalty APR if you have a late payment, but it may end the introductory APR offer.

In 2013, the Federal Court imposed a penalty of $ 1.35 million against Japanese cable supplier, Viscas Corporation, for its part in the conduct.

Maine and South Dakota's laws don't impose a penalty at all.

Since The Patriot Act was enacted in 2002, regulators have regularly imposed penalties against financial institutions in connection with alleged violations of Bank Secrecy Act and Anti-Money Laundering regulations.

DiNapoli's bill also imposes a penalty of up to twice the amount of money a public official garnered as a result of a crime committed while in office and elevates Official Misconduct to a felony — which, in the case of the Senate and Assembly, would also result in the lose of one's seat.

Per CBA rules, according to Coon's CBAFAQ, if a team fails to disclose important information, the commissioner can «impose penalties including a fine up to $ 1 million, suspension of the team executives who were involved, rescinding the trade, and / or the forfeit of draft picks.»

Update, July 15: Since the FTC imposed no penalties on Nestlé, analysts expect class action lawsuits to follow in due course.

Uganda recently enacted a harshly anti-gay law, imposing penalties even on those who fail to report homosexual conduct they are aware of, but the courts rejected it on procedural grounds.

Be mindful that the IRS imposes penalties for failing to pay sufficient tax during the year through withholding or estimated payments, as well as for failure to pay required installments on time.

There are two exceptions, however, to the general rule imposing the penalty tax on pre-age 59 1/2 distributions.

Typically, the FTC can only impose penalties if a company has violated a previous agreement with the agency.

The batch of sanctions would be added to a bill imposing penalties on Iran that the Senate is currently debating.

However, others impose a penalty for prepaying the loan that can reduce or eliminate any interest you might save by paying early.

«When faced with an egregious set of facts that causes over $ 50 million of harm to the universal service fund, the Commission is content to settle for a fraction of that harm and imposes no penalty whatsoever,» Clyburn wrote in a dissent from the settlement.

Like the RMD rules for retirement account owners, the rules for beneficiaries impose a penalty of 50 % of the shortfall if the RMD amount is not distributed by the applicable deadline.

But it's also worth considering that an employer who fires an employee simply based on the wrongdoing itself is effectively imposing a penalty — acting like judge, jury, and executioner — without any of the due - process protections that accompany a criminal trial.

Pitkin says Global has since stopped sending them, and that he did not pursue imposing a penalty.

Antonio Ortiz - Mena, a senior adviser at the Albright Stonebridge Group, said that if the United States was willing to impose penalties like these on its close trading partners, other countries would be less eager to negotiate trade deals with the United States.

The underwriters may also impose a penalty bid.

Showing forth the divine forgiveness that comes from Jesus Christ, the Church is deliberately indulgent toward offenders, but it too must on occasion impose penalties.

But for Coles making the admissions it has now made and acknowledging the gravity of its contravening conduct, the conduct and circumstances in which it was committed would have warranted imposing penalties at or close to the maximum the law permits».