71.   Some of the archaic laws in Chicago include World War II-era regulations imposing fines for destroying victory gardens or specifying required attire for air raid drills.

72.   State regulators impose fines against nursing homes that receive Medicaid, a state-federal program that provides health care to poor, elderly and disabled people.

73.   The commission also could impose civil fines against the political parties totaling tens of millions of dollars.

74.   The city imposed fines, but also progressively raised the limit on chemical discharges.

75.   The Clinton administration has signaled that it may retaliate if the European Union decides to impose stiff fines on Boeing.

76.   The bill approved Friday would impose fines on states that delayed interracial adoptions to try to find a same-race placement.

77.   The commission has no authority to impose fines or penalties either, Richter said.

78.   The commission issued a cease-and-desist order against the company, mandating improved controls and better accounting, but did not impose any fines.

79.   The EU can impose fines on Boeing if it decides the McDonnell Douglas purchase violates antitrust guidelines.

80.   The European Commission can impose severe fines on companies that it finds have been fixing prices.

v. + fine >>共 233
pay 29.72%
impose 10.71%
face 8.72%
levy 5.02%
appeal 3.08%
include 1.71%
reduce 1.71%
do 1.47%
seek 1.42%
collect 1.23%
impose + n. >>共 574
sanction 18.02%
restriction 6.67%
curfew 5.58%
ban 4.45%
penalty 3.65%
limit 3.18%
control 2.87%
tax 2.81%
fine 2.50%
rule 2.34%
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