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" Canon law 1041 , section 4 , makes irregular for the reception of orders , " one who has committed willful homicide , or one who has actually procured an abortion , and all who have positively cooperated , " and allows irregularities to be imposed for successive violations . In these circumstances to suggest that a sanction be imposed for a breach of a rule is not contrary to ' best interests ' . ) is imposed in order to avoid problems with reclamation of storage when links are deleted . Some of the conditions recommended in Figures 5-6 and 5-7 may be imposed on all family violence offenders , while others should be used selectively to match the needs of the victims and offenders involved . In issuing the new rules , the department is matching a requirement it is imposing on visitors from several other countries . You wish to know whether the section 23.55 rollback tax is imposed in an instance in which there has been no change in use of the land , but the land fails to qualify under section 23.51 of the Tax Code . Almost all this " unnaturalness " is imposed from without - - from the polluted environment , the stress of maintaining two-income households , eating processed food for convenience , or getting less exercise due to labor-saving devices . This apartheid system of exclusion and segregation is imposed in the name of Islam . Later , Poskanzer does acknowledge the central importance of peer review , noting that " frequently the best means of changing a wayward professor 's behavior-and the most effective sanction that can be imposed on him or her-is not a formal institutional response . No cost sharing will be imposed on American Indian / Alaska Native children . to 6.000 new dinars shall be imposed on a member of the electoral board or of the Elections Committee of the Republic of Serbia preventing the work of the monitoring bodies for the elections ( Article 32 paragraph 2 of the Law ) . A late fee of $ 25 per tank shall be imposed for failure to register the a tank or tanks within the guidelines of Iowa Code section 101.102 prior to the last day of the month in which the registration fee is due . It cannot be gainsaid that by the choice of juries - and sometimes judges 10 - the death penalty is imposed in far fewer than half the cases in which it is available . The suggestion that a sanction be imposed for a breach of the rules was therefore neither a surprise to Ms Tibble , nor was it unexpected . On May 3 , the jury forewoman , a public school mathematics teacher , handed the verdict form to Judge Brinkema , who read : " We the jury do not unanimously find that a sentence of death should be imposed on the defendant . Some card companies offer no grace period , and the finance charge is imposed from the date you used your card or from the date the transaction was posted on your account . That conclusion , as I have said , is that the death penalty is exacted with great infrequency even for the most atrocious crimes and that there is no meaningful basis for distinguishing the few cases in which it is imposed from the many cases in which it is not . The DPNA may be imposed for any deficiency constituting noncompliance .