Enforcement measures definition

Enforcement measures. – means measures which may be imposed by the Administrative Enforcement Committee, which include, the following: financial sanctions, payments to the parties injured by the violation, taking measures to correct the violation and to prevent its repetition, prohibition against serving as an Officer in an Israeli company, revocation or suspension of a license, approval or permit granted by an Israeli public authority;

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Enforcement measures means measures which may be imposed by the

Enforcement measures. - means measures which may be imposed by the Administrative Enforcement Committee prohibiting a Person against serving as senior officer in an Israeli reporting company for a period that shall not exceed one year, and with the court's approval – up to five years commencing the date such approval came into force;

Examples of Enforcement measures in a sentence

• Enforcement measures can be taken by LAUSD’s Procurement Services Group or Facilities Contracts Branch in consultation with the Contract Sponsor, the Ethics Office, the Office of the General Counsel, and the Office of the Inspector General.

• The following are deemed to be justified cases: - The NATURAL GAS SELLER has defaulted twice on its delivery obligations within the contractual period - Enforcement measures have been initiated against the NATURAL GAS SELLER If a NATURAL GAS SELLER has to furnish security, it shall do so within five days.

• The Loan Parties shall not assign or transfer any of their rights or obligations under this Agreement or any other Loan Document to which it is a party without the prior written consent of each of the Lenders.

• Enforcement measures taken in countries include preventive initiatives ranging from education and public & media campaigns84 to controls and dissuasions, as well as repressive/ persecutive measures including (high) fines, seizures and destruction of equipment, confiscation of the hunting license and even imprisonment (e.g. for a month in Lebanon (legislation not implemented yet), or up to six months in the UK).

• Enforcement measures for the collection of the BID levy will be detailed in the Operating Agreement between InStreatham and Lambeth Council.

• Enforcement measures Currently, if a taxpayer transfers his properties before making delayed payment of duty or during the period of tax remission, or transfers his properties by means of asset restructuring or change of operation mode, the Customs are not empowered to take any action against such activities.

• Enforcement measures include verifying attestations through self-assessments signed by corporate officers or outside compliance reviews, the requirement to respond to requests for information from Commerce, and sanctions such as publicity of non-compliance, deletion of information, suspension, compensation for individuals wronged, and injunctive awards.

• Enforcement measures may also be taken in order to ensure the payment of the debt without a prior court judgement or court settlement under item 7 of paragraph 1 of Article 1 of the Enforcement Measures Act, No. 90 of 1989, following a prior call for payment under Article 7 of the same Act.

More Definitions of Enforcement measures

Enforcement measures means measures provided for in Article 7 of Regulation (EC) No 550/200417 and Articles 10, 22a(d), 25, and 68 of Regulation (EC)

Enforcement measures means activities such as court proceedings, execution of the court decision, pledge right, creation of a bankruptcy case related to the taxpayer and collection of tax debts;