Sentence examples for established fine from inspiring English sources

Artists from around the world have already submitted their work through Ambar's website, with most of the original works coming from award-winning, established fine artists, Ambar said.

Moreover, seeking to protect families, surviving widows and children especially, against well-seated tribal customs that gave them no such entitlement the Act also established fines for any interference with succession rights.

We were able to establish fine control within an error range of 10% in all the four directions of motion.

In this case, Chandra will first be maneuvered to a nearby pointing which has guide stars to establish fine attitude and a gyro bias estimate.

After a maximum of 3.6 ksec, Chandra will be maneuvered back to the nearby field with guide stars to re-establish fine attitude and update the gyro drift rate.

Strehle argued against establishing fines as part of the poster policy, convinced that there are "better ways" to encourage compliance.

The inspector general said the Public Health Service should develop a legislative proposal to establish fines and civil penalties for manufacturers that overcharge.

Whether transcriptional programs also establish finer aspects of motor neuron subtype identity, notably the prominent functional distinction between alpha and gamma motor neurons, remains unclear.

Fans have long complained of matches in which one wrestler seemed obviously to put up no fight at all, leading the sumo association in 1972 to establish fines for wrestlers who engaged in what it called "deliberately spiritless sumo".

Mr. Levitt felt strongly about the lawn's contribution to the image he wanted to project of a neat, clean life that mirrored the racial and architectural uniformity of the development -- so strongly that he inserted a covenant in deeds establishing fines for homeowners who failed to mow their lawns once a week in spring and summer.

A tough no-smoking law, which would sharply restrict smoking in public settings and establish fines of up to $500 for violators, has won preliminary approval from the City Council.