Sentence examples similar to boost in fines from inspiring English sources

At least £29m recovered from offenders in fines and confiscations will be used to boost restorative justice programmes over the next three years, Justice Minister Damian Green has announced.

Last year, the General Assembly approved an increase in fines for people who take advantage of the disabled parking permit system, boosting the penalty for a first offense to $150 from $131, and to $250 for second and subsequent violations.

The City watchdog levied £208 million more in fines in 2017 than a year earlier as the money-laundering scandal at Germany's largest investment bank boosted the penalty pool to its highest level since 2015.

As seen in these figures, there is a significant boost in the methods' accuracy resulting from the "fine-tooth comb" search of superposition space.

Whether he can manage a repeat performance remains to be seen, but the fact he is fit to take on the Russians and in such fine form is a huge boost in itself.

Instead, Google negotiated a deal that allows it to avoid an official probe and a potentially huge fine from the European Commission by giving its competitors a boost in its search results.

Another boost in her popularity is inevitable.

Both could get a boost in 2013.

Super boost In the last 10 years, the methods used to create these 3-D maps of the Earth have become more sophisticated, incorporating fine-tuned data and more precise numerical models.

He might need a boost in confidence".

The boost in quality led to a boost in sales.