Examples of using To pay a fine in English and their translations into Swedish
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Green dot Moneypak to pay a fine.
committed without malice… perhaps you would permit me to pay a fine in lieu of imprisonment?
And committed without malice… perhaps you will permit me to pay a fine in lieu of imprisonment? As this is a first offence.
Next time, bring your book back on time… if you don't want to pay a fine.
you may get a message which states that you are asked to pay a fine to get a code to unlock the PC.
without renewing your visa, you may face legal action and be required to pay a fine.
demanding the user to pay a fine for a crime he did not commit.
which makes you believe that you have done something illegal and need to pay a fine.
without renewing your visa, you may face legal action and be required to pay a fine.
was sentenced to pay a fine of 10,000 marks and to imprisonment during the Queen's pleasure.
By judgment of 10 January 2003, now final, the Amtsgericht Hainichen(local court of Hainichen) ordered Mr Zerche to pay a fine for drunk driving,
then convincing their victims to pay a fine for various law violations,
you will be ordered to pay a fine of 100 Euros and then will be
efficient manner to pay a fine in the country in which the traffic offence took place.
so anyone who wants to pay a fine and plead guilty,
Moreover, it will also be stated that you need to pay a fine for your crime within the next 72 hours and if you fail to do so, you will be charged with criminal offense.
issued a Statement of Objections to Reckitt Benckiser in February 2010 which admitted the infringement and agreed to pay a fine of GBP 10.2 million128.
which is why your system is now blocked, and that you need to pay a fine for this crime to unlock your PC.
sanctions for Member States whose currency is the euro should take the form of an obligation to lodge a non-interest-bearing deposit linked to a Council decision establishing the existence of an excessive deficit and the obligation to pay a fine in the event of non-compliance with a Council recommendation to correct an excessive government deficit.
In Vienna the women's rights activist Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff was recently sentenced to paying a fine for insulting a religion by calling Muhammad a paedophile.