Sentence examples for challenge fines from inspiring English sources

In February, the United States Supreme Court ruled that nursing homes must go through an elaborate sequence of administrative appeals before they can challenge fines in court.

The Local Government Association, which represents more than 370 councils, said parents were beginning to successfully challenge fines in the courts, claiming that they are an infringement of civil liberties under human rights legislation to decide what is in the best interests of their family.

An analysis of federal records by The New York Times shows that of the $123.4 million in major fines levied against the industry by the agency since 2005, only 8 percent — or $10.2 million — has been collected partly because mine owners began challenging fines more routinely when the agency threatened to increase enforcement for repeat offenders.

But the Bozar offers something different – an irreverent, eclectic, challenging fine arts centre, a mirror image of the city itself.

A Wickford coach driver challenges fine for stowaways found in his vehicle.

Scott Brown was following her interest in pop culture, influenced by Richard Hamilton, who challenged fine art traditions with his art collage assembled from advertisements, including a bodybuilder holding a Tootsie Pop.

They have taken pity on juvenile criminals and those convicted of offences involving crack (liberal-sounding causes ever there were), while making it harder for labour unions to mount political campaigns and easier for corporations to challenge stiff fines (enough to warm conservative cockles).

"People that I talk to — none of them tell me they have registration". Now she and her son are preparing for a court date to challenge the fines, which total more than $400.

Even if, except in the first act, this doesn't challenge the finest Walküres on disc, it's still a fine beginning to what promises to be a very worthwhile cycle.

But players are another matter, because the players association would challenge a fine through the grievance procedure.

Kaiser has 15 days to request a hearing before a state administrative law judge to challenge the fine and a year to challenge procedural changes ordered Friday.