11.   He says he will examine press reports before deciding what action to take against Montgomerie, and whether to impose a fine under tour regulations.

12.   Also the court could impose fines if the trades violated criminal codes, the official said.

13.   Also, task force members have indicated that they believed that the proposed settlement would impose inadequate fines on cigarette companies if youth smoking was not reduced.

14.   Among other conservations measures, the city monitors runoff and sometimes imposes fines.

15.   Among other things, the FDA can seek to impose fines and even seize products that are considered in violation of federal regulations.

16.   Among the bills in the drafting stage is one that would impose stiff fines on theater owners who violate the age requirement.

17.   Among them is one that would impose a fine on a manufacturer if the company rejected an out-of-court settlement and then went to trial and lost.

18.   And the agency cannot force repairs or impose fines without going to court, giving it less power over negligent landlords than the Parking Violations Bureau has over double-parkers.

19.   At first, Diamandopoulos failed to inform the trustees of the IRS notification that it had found the university in violation and had imposed fines, Ms. Gladstein indicated.

20.   At the sentencing in Little Rock, United States District Court Judge George Howard Jr., declined to impose a fine against Hubbell.