English-French translation for "Fine!"

I am not aware that the Minister of Health has said that he would proceed to fine any province.

In Italy there is a booklet, ‘ The Dream and the Choices’, a fine discussion by President Prodi available in bookshops.

Many fine words have been uttered tonight on the desirability of promoting renewable sources of energy, but nothing ever actually happens.

A fine may be combined with another penalty, such as imprisonment or probation.

You may have to pay some back taxes, a big fine, but, uh, there will be no prison.

If the magistrate convicts the husband, he must fine and/or imprison the husband.

In all cases, a fine ranging from 2 to 10 million CFA francs shall be imposed.

The worst violation of women's rights is the lack of real penalties in cases of conjugal violence: a rather mild fine is the usual

The real nut and bolt in this thing is the tax penalty, the fine, the levy, the increased tax burden placed on two parent, single income

This figure includes approximately $230,000 in fines and administrative penalties.

These claims may include, for example, fines and penalties and taxes.

Between 13 and 16 years a minor who has committed a minor offence will be liable to a simple reprimand or a fine.

The Act also allows the federal government to establish the amount of the fine associated with a federal contravention.[9]

In the case of a repeat offence, the perpetrator shall be punished by three months' imprisonment and a fine of 20,000 dirhams.

Since the fine provided for in article 59, paragraph 2, is double the maximum, the offence may be deemed a crime rather than a petty

I think this is a very fine other use of our house. Women in Poverty Hon.

We in Quebec have the fine motto of ``Je me souviens'', and we certainly do not forget.

It is high time, however, that we put this fine European idea into practice.

But what happens to this fine idea under the influence of discrimination?

It is all very fine to bandy numbers about, but there is no need for scaremongering.

Mr. Speaker, the rhetoric is fine but the facts are quite different.

In principle that sounds fine and dandy but think of the cost of implementing such a scheme.

Today, we have the opportunity of turning this fine concept into reality.

Well, all that is very fine, but the battle is elsewhere.

The gospel contains a fine fable which states: Salt is good; but if salt has lost its saltiness, how can you season?