Sentence examples for available penalties from inspiring English sources

"We believe that the first prosecutions should occur in those jurisdictions that provide the best law, the best facts and the best range of available penalties," Mr. Ashcroft said.

Furthermore, a certificate of convergence to a local optimum is available when penalty parameters are bounded.

This liquidity would be funneled through the IMF's Supplementary Reserve Facility and be made available at penalty rates to borrowers that put up good collateral.

But there are more targeted penalties available.

She is critical of the penalties available to prosecutors for poaching crime.

Graham urged MPs to increase the penalties available to be imposed on those who abuse their position of trust by illegally exploiting or passing on data collected by the police, intelligence services and other government agencies.

The penalties available to the house in cases of contempt include the power to summon a person to the bar of the house to be reprimanded, to imprison them and to fine them.

He does not address the agency's sluggish investigative pace, the wrist-slap penalties available to it or its meager resources for reviewing corporate audits and monitoring market fraud.

"I'm always available to take penalties but it might sometimes be wiser to say to someone else, 'You have a crack,'" the Aston Villa captain acknowledged on Saturday.

The White House has twice "decertified" it as an ally in the anti-drugs war, but is yet to apply the full weight of the penalties available under American law.

I particularly also want to ask you about the penalties available, because I notice from media coverage that the individual who disrupted the Boat Race appears to have been charged with a section 5 offence under the Public Order Act 1986, which is one of the most minor offences in the book, carries no custodial penalty option at all and usually only results in a small fine.