The Microfinance Catalyst

The EU s Kosovo Catalyst

Eight of them paid fines exceeding 50,000.

It's an incredibly powerful catalyst to change.

Fines totalling CZK 313,000,000 (EUR 10,000,000) were imposed.

Administrative fines against businesses are the most common.

Youth are the catalyst for change and development.

I've paid parking fines a number of times myself.

Fines against cartels are growing in severity across countries.

Some case descriptions made no mention of fines or sanctions.

Sanctions can take several forms, including administrative fines against businesses and natural persons criminal sanctions, including fines and imprisonment and recovery of compensatory damages by victims of a cartel.

The tree was in part a catalyst for the project.

The taxi operators voluntarily abandoned the agreement, and no fines were assessed.

Weak financial systems have often been a catalyst for broader economic crisis.

The taskforce will function as a catalyst for policy development and implementation.

The Office for Standardisation, Metrology and Testing is also authorised to impose fines.

The Division conducted 477 investigations involving unlawful advertisement and levied 228 administrative fines.

The competition law may not provide for sufficiently large fines or other sanctions.

Executive fines shall not be imposed, nor cruel, degrading or inhuman punishment inflicted.

The fines assessed just for violating the embargo against Cuba amounted to 1,262,000.

The provisions foresee sanctions such as fines and dissolution, the fines measured in days, ranging from a minimum of 100 to a maximum of 1000, with an amount between 5 and 5000 Euros per day.

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In a few cases, very large fines as high as EUR 96,000,000 were reported.

In 2004, some of the largest fines were paid by the companies listed below

That plan has served as a catalyst for action on behalf of Indonesia's children.

UNESCO has played an important part as a catalyst for proposals, initiatives and thinking.

In Burkina Faso, WFP acted as a catalyst for a partners' sub group on nutrition.

Non compensation of salary during childbirth leave is a serious offence and is subject to fines.

Irresponsible road users in Singapore face fines, the suspension of driving privileges and even jail terms.

Fines totalling SKK 2,053,300 (EUR 51,332) were imposed on the 48 breeders who supported the agreement.

The first step involves matching demand with supply, where the intermediary plays the role of a catalyst.

Civil and criminal penalties, including significant fines and imprisonment, can be imposed for breaches of the WMD Act.

In particular, in cartel cases they may be reluctant to uphold large fines assessed by the competition agency.

In 2004, OFAC imposed fines on 316 United States citizens and residents for violation of several of the embargo's provisions.

United Nations library staff will move towards a more interactive role, acting as a catalyst in and across its organizations.

Therefore, Kemira, which reported itself to the authority, will be exempt from paying any fines, which would have been above 1billionHUF.

It is reported that civilians refusing to acquiesce to the demands of the Government forces are subjected to fines and physical punishment.

Reiterating that the Special Climate Change Fund should serve as a catalyst to leverage additional resources from bilateral and other multilateral sources,

As in the case of undeclared cross border cash transactions, penalties ranged from fines and or seizure and confiscation of the instruments to imprisonment.

If sanctions, which are usually in the form of fines, are not significant, they become merely a cost of doing business for the cartel.

If they face personal sanctions, whether imprisonment (in a minority of countries) or large fines, they have additional reasons not to participate in cartel activity.

And, in thinking about that, then my second project, the second question I ask is Can a museum be a catalyst in a community?

It is clear that capacity building operates as a catalyst of change at the level of political institutions and organizations as well as individuals.

An inclusive approach based on dialogue can be a catalyst for cooperation to ensure that problems of shared resources can produce effective shared solutions.

In this regard, SMEs have a special and vital role because of their proven ability as a catalyst for employment generation and wealth creation.