Sentence examples for assumed a fine from inspiring English sources

To help calculate its liability, BP said it took a midrange point from that government estimate, and assumed a fine of $1,100 for each barrel spilled, which is the standard civil penalty under the Clean Water Act.

Teague, who said the move was instinctive and not premeditated, had not received any disciplinary action as of yesterday, although he assumed a fine would be forthcoming from the N.F.L. Cowboys Coach Dave Campo stopped short of publicly approving what Teague did.

Assuming a typical fine grained organic sediment matrix containing 30% solids, 3% organic carbon, and Koc as described earlier, the solid phase buffering capacity term in eq 1 is 8.7 × 10 giving an apparent dechlorination rate for PCB 61 in sediment of 3.9 × 10 3 day–10 3

With dark and juicy meat, it assumed a place among Europe's finest swine.

Assuming an average fine of $55 per violation (the penalty is $65 in Manhattan below 96th Street and $45 anywhere else), the city's 24-hour haul could add up to a cool $500,000 or more.

In a healthy intestinal tract, the microbiota and the gut-associated immune system are assumed to share a fine and dynamic homeostatic equilibrium [9].

(Forced to hide for a week before they could flee, they circled the city in a rented limousine, wearing their finest clothes and assuming a regal air at hotels where they slipped in to use the bathroom).

There may be a further transition to cells separated by fine connective tissue and assuming a spindled configuration, similar to fibroblasts or Schwann cells.

In this approach it can be assumed that fine details of the microvasculature (i.e. its branched architecture, distribution of vessels sizes etc) and tissue do not need to be modeled explicitly.

They assumed I did fine, so we had a kind of a take-care-of-yourself game.

Lymm, Cheshire 01925 752 068; thechurchgreen.co.uk When chef Aiden Byrne departed the Dorchester Grill, leaving behind the campest dining room in London – the murals of strapping men in kilts tossing their cabers, and the tartan upholstered chairs redefined the term Gay Gordons – it was assumed he would open a fine dining restaurant.