Examples of using Pecuniary in English and their translations into Romanian
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Uniform type of administrative sanctions and level of pecuniary sanctions across EU for all violations.
They ascertained better indicators, including on social and pecuniary welfare of military
administrative pecuniary sanctions of up to 10% of its total annual turnover in the preceding business year;
In respect of a natural person, administrative pecuniary sanctions of up to EUR 5 000 000;
Any pecuniary or non-pecuniary penalties in the event of a breach by legal
Administrative pecuniary penalties provided for and imposed under Article 18(1) of the SSM Regulation;
Mr. Modell, for reasons more pecuniary than patriotic, stole a sample of a new biological agent from an arms dealer in Montenegro.
Administrative pecuniary sanctions of up to twice the amount of the profits gained
Interest, penalties and other measures of pecuniary liability for failure or improper fulfillment of bank obligations shall not be applied;
Failure to comply with this Regulation shall result in pecuniary sanctions(damage) whose amount shall be determined by the Association.
The ECHR obliged Moldova to pay 8,000 euros as a pecuniary damage and 1,500 euros in costs and expenses in the case Kommersant Moldovy vs Moldova.
(e) administrative pecuniary sanctions of up to twice the amount of the profits gained
administrative pecuniary sanctions of up to 10% of the total annual turnover of that legal person in the preceding business year;
In case of a natural person, administrative pecuniary sanctions of up to EUR 5 000 000;
sanctions and pecuniary measures necessary for the implementation
to facilitate the recovery of pecuniary sanctions.
Protection of debtors that are natural persons in enforcement procedures of pecuniary claims is provided for in Article 75 OZ,
The Treaty of Lisbon strengthens the system of pecuniary sanctions(lump sum and/or penalty payment)
given the construction works ceased in 1762 from pecuniary reasons.
maximum level of pecuniary sanctions provided for in national legislations