Sentence examples for amount for their actions from inspiring English sources
MLB -- Suspended Florida SS Alex Gonzalez and Philadelphia C Todd Pratt three games and fined them an undisclosed amount for their actions in a bench-clearing incident in an April 22 game.
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL--Suspended St . Louis CMike Matheny for three games, St . Louismanager Tony La Russa for two games and St . Louispitching coach Dave Duncan for one game, and fined each an undisclosed amount for their actions in a Sept. 13 game.
ECHL ECHL--Fined andska RW Barrett Heisten and Fresno coach Matt Thomas undisclosed amounts for their actions during games last week.
Suspended Los Angeles Angels manager Mike Scioscia and Washington manager Frank Robinson one game each and fined them undisclosed amounts for their actions in the same game.
Suspended Royals RHP Runelvys Hernandez 10 games, Tigers RHP Kyle Farnsworth six games and Tigers RHP Jeremy Bonderman five games and fined them undisclosed amounts for their actions in a July 17 game.
MLB--Suspended Arizona RHP Miguel Batista 10 games, St . LouisINF Tino Martinez four games, St . LouisLHP Jeff Fassero three games and St . Louismanager Tony La Russa one game, and fined them, and fined St . Louis CMike Matheny and Arizona coach Eddie Rodriguez undisclosed amounts, for their actions in an April 20 game.
Respondents were actually asked about their degree of sympathy "with" youngsters who have fled to fight in Syria (not "for" as The Sun's front page had it); but either way, it is a leap to conclude that sympathy amounts to support for their actions – or in Sun lingo: "backing for jihadis".
He argued that no amount of anticrime legislation would work unless people took greater responsibility for their actions.
By increasing the amount of time young offenders spend learning, we can help them to move away from crime, take responsibility for their actions, and rebuild their lives".
There is, he says, "a huge amount going on in order to ensure that people are operating in an appropriate, transparent manner and are accountable for their actions".
