Another possible answer was highlighted this month, as the federal government began fine-tuning aspects of a law that President Obama signed last summer that gives the government sweeping new powers to regulate the production and marketing of tobacco products.
After two and a half years in Mount Dora, the Park family moved to Las Vegas, where Inbee began fine-tuning her game at the Butch Harmon School of Golf.
Just after 11 A.M. on a recent Thursday, for instance, Joe Klaus, Lila Gault, and Shawn Starbuck sat down at a conference table in an office building facing Union Square and began fine-tuning their strategy for getting Americans to start serving shrimp with the heads still on.
In 1998, we began fining employees for violations.
The city's fire marshal deemed the building unsafe, and the city rescinded Straub's certificate of occupancy and began fining him five thousand dollars a day.
After several high-profile incidents last October, Commissioner Roger Goodell began fining players up to $100,000 for such infractions, regardless of whether they were flagged by an official.
The Christie administration began fining Community Education and other operators for escapes only in April, eight months after The Times undertook its investigation.
Workers on garbage trucks began turning away trash that was improperly separated and inspectors began fining homeowners for not separating food waste correctly.
In 1994, Fayette County next door began fining anyone caught stealing stone from old walls -- $500 a foot for stone taken, whether the wall is standing or has collapsed.
For starters UP finally got its own crew-management software and began fining itself for late deliveries to key customers.
For starters UP finally signed on for its own crew-management software and began fining itself for late deliveries to key customers.
