Sentence examples for escalated penalties from inspiring English sources

It seems that every new scandal results in escalated penalties.

With the safety measures, escalated penalties for certain types of hits and baseline testing for players before the season, the million-dollar question is whether the game is safer than it was when Toon was forced to retire in 1992 and when Chrebet retired in 2005.

City officials contend that strict enforcement, including sharply escalating penalties, is necessary to keep the sidewalks and streets orderly and to protect law-abiding merchants.

The BHA's tough stance on the use of the whip was founded on a strict, inflexible new definition of abuse, and harsh, escalating penalties for jockeys who breached it.

Certainly it is clear that both state and local governments need to adapt to the Airbnb growth by ensuring the ability to "quickly identify the property that is the subject of a complaint and to contact the operator, and to impose escalating penalties, up to bans, on landlords if they breach conditions repeatedly".

- Use the upcoming increase in the $14.3 trillion debt limit to install a permanent ceiling on the marketable debt-to-GDP ratio at 50% and a floor on the average maturity of the debt at five years, enforced by escalating penalties on Washington when the limits are violated.

Worse, 107 companies were issued with fixed penalty notices requiring them to pay £400, while two employers received escalating penalty notices.

The Pensions Regulator said that while compliance rates "remain high", the number of escalating penalty notices issued "is on the rise".

When George Petchey, his first manager, started fining his quick-footed young winger for arriving late at training sessions, Cunningham entered dance competitions to win the money to pay the escalating penalties.

There's the possibility that serial floppers will get escalating penalties.

An abrupt shift in U.S. Federal Courts' interpretation of intellectual property rights (IPRs) policy amplified plaintiff incentives for filing these suits while escalating defendant penalties for proven violations.