Sentence examples for disciplinary fine from inspiring English sources

If he fails, he will owe her a $10,000 "disciplinary fine".

In other motorsports news: Will Power recovered from a $30,000 disciplinary fine and a disappointing fifth-place finish at New Hampshire to win convincingly in Sonoma, Calif., on Sunday, strengthening his position behind Dario Franchitti in the overall IndyCar standings.

Eddie Johnson has certainly been on a roller coaster the last few weeks, awkward statements in the media, getting left off the World Cup roster, getting his first goal of the season, and a disciplinary fine and suspension from the league.

Admittedly most of this rage was directed at the referee rather than his own under-performing players — though long after he has received his inevitable disciplinary fine from MLS, Petke might be demanding a similar level of passion from his players throughout the game, and not just in the last five minutes.

As Street Sweeper reported in FINRA Loses Landmark Federal Appeals Case on Collection of Fines (October 5, 2011), the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority ("FINRA") lost a landmark federal appeals case that questioned the self-regulatory organization's ("SRO's") ability to collect its disciplinary fine and set some surprising limits on the extent of its jurisdiction.

The settlement took some of Baxter's disciplinary fines into account, and Baxter was eventually awarded $181,151.72.

"The principal issue is whether the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. has the authority to bring court actions to collect disciplinary fines," Judge Winter wrote.

DealBook » Regulator's Power Curbed | The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority's power was diminished on Wednesday when an appeals court ruled that it could not bring court action against its members to collect disciplinary fines.

The Italian, now of Levante in Spain, is also heavily involved in charity work, and has been known to use his team-mates disciplinary fines to contribute to worthy causes, such as the creation of a football centre in Kosovo.

We shall not know from its side, of course, because the PGA absolutely refuses to discuss the myriad disciplinary fines it does or does not impose on any players, which have been administered for reasons ranging from quite understandable on-course breaches to speaking profanely to a PGA answerphone (that one was handed down to Paul Goydos in the late 90s).

An alternative school program championed by Mayor Rahm Emanuel is drawing ire from students and parents for collecting nearly $390,000 in disciplinary fines from low-income students for minor infractions like chewing gum or failing to make eye contact with teachers.