Sentence examples for average fine from inspiring English sources

The five states with the highest belt use had primary laws and an average fine of $34; the five states with the lowest use had secondary laws and an average fine of $16.

The average fine for such agreements was almost $17 million, although many such companies receive no fine at all.

These fraudsters will hardly be worried when the average fine for insurance offences is only £152 - considerably less than the cost of insurance.

Citing her analysis of OSHA's fines during the Bush administration, Ms. Seminario said the average fine for a willful safety violation had decreased by 26percentto to $26,888 in 2002 from $36,487 in 2000.

While the average fine has gone up, the amount is unclear, based on federal records, and the number of fines issued by the pipeline agency fell 40 percent last year compared with 2004, when the G.A.O.

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.

It noted that average fines of less than $30,000 offered little deterrence and that the agency had trouble collecting the fines.

The average fines for companies that fail to fix safety violations have decreased 68percentto to $2,448 in 2002 from $7,687 in 2000, she said.

It is found out, that depending on pulsation frequency of inertial field, the micro-acceleration causes an appearance either average fine-scale thermovibational motion, or the oscillatory jet of convective flow in scale of a cavity with frequency that is close to the modulation frequency.

Consistent with these findings, the average fine-scale recombination rates are elevated around H3K4me3 and H3K27me3 compared with the genomic background (20% and 25% increase at the H3K4me3 and H3H27me3 enriched regions, respectively fig. 3 B).

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