Sentence examples for a fine reduction from inspiring English sources

The city says using a fine reduction schedule, instead of judicial discretion, creates a fairer, more uniform adjudication process.

Mr. Nellen said he did not think a possible fine reduction was worth waiting for a hearing with a judge.

Because it agreed to settle with British authorities, Barclays received a 30 percent fine reduction.

The clerks who work in the settlement program use a set schedule of fine reductions, which are tied to the severity of the infraction.

For example, another student, Chris Kissane, observed that motorists who receive costly speeding tickets are typically granted large fine reductions just for appearing in court, even when they offer no evidence of mitigating circumstances.

"Do they not want you to know?" Councilman Vincent J. Gentile of Brooklyn, who has been alerting his constituents to the program, said he can understand why the city is not shouting from the rooftops about the schedule of fine reductions for people who challenge tickets.

But before the treaty was finalized in 1997, the United States led a push to replace the enforcement mechanism -- a fine for missing reduction targets paid into a clean development fund -- with a market mechanism meant to lower the cost of compliance for polluting companies.

The results also showed that using a fine spatial N-reduction map provides greater potential for N load reductions compared to using sub-catchment scale N-reduction maps.

I guess newborns are not covered by New York's parking-fine reduction program.

Among the provisions agreed by clubs in the latest settlements are a range of fines, a reduction on the number of players able to be registered for European competitions – down from 25 – and financial targets as the clubs pledge to reach "full break-even compliance" over the coming seasons.

In all cases, the results obtained are in good agreement with classical LES performed on a fine grid, with CPU time reduction factors of up to five.