Примеры использования Sentenced to a fine на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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September 2009; sentenced to a fine of Euro7,000.
Vladimir Kozlov do not complies the law, buteven was convicted and sentenced to a fine.
He, in turn, was sentenced to a fine for assault.
In its Judgement No. 105/07 of 27 June 2007, they were found guilty and each sentenced to a fine of CFA francs 75,000;
She was sentenced to a fine and to 22 years imprisonment.
In 1996, this action was deemed to be insider trading and he was sentenced to a fine of one million Francs.
Entrepreneur sentenced to a fine and seizure of medium with unlicensed soft.
Vasily Purdenko, the editor of the blog Svobodnoe Slovo Adygei(Free Speech of Adygea) was sentenced to a fine of 100 thousand rubles under Article 282 Part 1.
Tykman was sentenced to a fine of 200 thousand rubles and released from punishment due to the statute of limitations.
If the law does not require a harsher punishment he must be sentenced to a fine or to a maximum of three months in prison for insubordination.
Popov was sentenced to a fine of 50,000 rubles(as opposed to 150 thousand rubles in 2012) and, once again, released from liability.
The facts are not in dispute: The author, represented by counsel at the time,was convicted by the District Court of Dordrecht and sentenced to a fine of EuroEUR.
He was arrested for sedition, sentenced to a fine of £100,000 and thrown into prison.
Moreover, section 132 a(1(2)) provides that anyone"who becomes a member of such an association after the prohibition orthe dissolution" may be sentenced to a fine or simple detention.
On his refusal to plead he was sentenced to a fine of 1000 marks and to imprisonment during the king's pleasure.
Irshavsky District Court, having considered the results of the criminal proceedings,pleaded guilty man, and sentenced to a fine of 50 times the income that is 850 USD.
Serzhan Svatov was found guilty and sentenced to a fine of 100 thousand rubles and a two-year ban on religious activity.
The maximum punishment for this type of discrimination is considerably more severe than for discrimination at work in respect of which the offender may be sentenced to a fine or to imprisonment for at most six months.
As it has been reported, on May 14, 2009 Gohar Vezirian was sentenced to a fine in the amount of 350,000 AMD(about$ 950) for disrespect to court.
The author was sentenced to a fine for his part in this episode on 17 February 2005, and the conviction became one of the bases for his revocation of probation on 16 May 2007.
Social activists from Crimea Dmitry Dzhigalov andOleg Semenov were sentenced to a fine for a video with statements allegedly humiliating the Bulgarians.
By judgment of the City Court of Copenhagen of 15 July 2003 a doorman at a discotheque was sentenced to a fine of DKK 1,000 and to pay compensation of DKK 1,000 to the aggrieved party;
The restaurant owner was sentenced to a fine under the Penal Code and to pay compensation to the plaintiff for mental suffering caused by the discrimination, in accordance with chapter 5, section 6 of the Damages Act.
By judgment of the City Court of Copenhagen of 2 April 2004 a doorman at a discotheque was sentenced to a fine of DKK 1,000 and the board of the discotheque was sentenced to a fine of DKK 5,000;
Opposition activist Sergey Titarenko was sentenced to a fine of 100 thousand rubles under Part 1 of the Criminal Code Article 280(public calls for extremist activity) in September in Krasnodar.
STP reported that people without Syrian nationality are no longer allowed to work in the private sector andthat those who violate this rule may be sentenced to a fine or a prison sentence of six to twelve months.
The evidence against the defendant was later withdrawn. Yakupov was, nevertheless, sentenced to a fine of 150,000 rubles, but the court freed him from the penalty because the statute of limitation has expired.
Kalistus Sidimba Mudumbi was sentenced to a fine of N$ 1,000 or 12 months' imprisonment, with a further 6 months' imprisonment suspended for four years.
Persons who intentionallybreach a prohibition or injunction may be sentenced to a fine or imprisonment for up to one year, unless a fine was levied in connection with the prohibition or injunction.