Sentence examples for accumulated fines from inspiring English sources
Many vendors facing a stack of citations and accumulated fines elect to leave the business and disappear rather than pay.
The bill, introduced by Councilman Erik Martin Dilan, a Brooklyn Democrat, would increase the threshold of accumulated fines to $350 from $230.
Near-bed transport in the upper sediment layers (named Brinkman load) during flooded conditions accounted for most (90%) of the accumulated fines.
After repeated failure over five months to turn over the information, a judge in Brazil's southern Paraná state froze the funds, which are equal to WhatsApp's accumulated fines for non-compliance in the case, G1 said.
Right now in America, 10 million people, representing two-thirds of all current and former offenders in the country, owe governments a total of $50bn in accumulated fines, fees and other impositions.
After subsequently discovering that his father's condition was more serious than first thought, Mr Patel offered to pay the accumulated fines out of money he had been saving to pay for his father's pilgrimage to Mecca, a journey he would now be unable to make.
Items are not considered "returned" (and continue to accumulate fines) until they are actually received and processed by library staff.
The university did not comment, but its website says: "If you do not return or renew items before the return date they will become overdue and will start to accumulate fines.
"We remain open to recommendations for improving the bill to accomplish our goal of preventing the homeless from having an arrest record and/or accumulating fines they cannot pay, which can further prevent them from qualifying for housing or education loans," Liu said.
Side scan sonograms collected adjacent to the dam reveal distinctive scouring, transitioning to areas accumulating fine-grained sediments.
For a given mass, voltage graphs show a steep decrease for accumulating fine ash, a moderate decrease for coarse ash and a gentle decrease for lapilli size tephra.
