Sentence examples for cap fines from inspiring English sources

Upon learning about her plans to cap fines against street vendors, Mr. Bloomberg erupted with dismay, calling it "one of the stupider things I've ever heard".

Yesterday the ICO issued a £250k penalty for a Yahoo data breach dating back to 2014 — though that was under the UK's prior data protection regime which capped fines at a maximum of £500k.

This Test match has seen him shorn of his fellow senior citizen and the Black Caps' finest batsman, Ross Taylor.

Handwriting was a slight niggle – caps fine, lower-case wriggles not so much – but mostly I use teeline shorthand, learned long ago in Dundee – and it serves wonderfully.

Because these experiments were typically performed between 0800 hours and 1430 hours each day and data were collected during all four seasons, the observed CAPs fine mass variability, was expected and was similar to values previously reported by our group (Godleski et al. 2000; Wellenius et al. 2003).

The TRC1 deposits are dominated by multiple, 1-2 m thick, fining upward sequences of massive to diffusely-stratified lapilli tuff with intermittent zones of reverse grading, followed by a finely-laminated cap of fine-grained sediment.

For the leagues without a cap, the fine would be $5 million.

Operators are right when they point out that caps and fines are perfectly legitimate ways to keep a network fluid.

Collingwood also effected two run-outs to cap a fine day in the field personally, among an otherwise below-par England display.

There are lower bands but for every pound above £200,000 a club is found to be over the salary cap, a fine of £3 can be levied.

The governor, surrounded by applauding doctors in New Britain, said the bill would have no impact because it lacked caps on fines juries can award in malpractice cases.