Sentence examples for established penalty from inspiring English sources

The former United captain Gary Neville said after the Sky Sports transmission of United's losing Capital One Cup semi-final that he immediately thought about the shoot-out implications when Moyes decided to bring on Phil Jones, rather than established penalty taker Ryan Giggs, after Michael Carrick left with a twisted ankle early in extra time.

"A few states, Alaska and Utah, have established penalties in legislation," she said.

The act established penalties that made it expensive for factories to continue to pollute water.

It protected the farmer's property and established penalties for misdemeanors committed by the villagers.

She established penalties for the people practicing injustice and taught that suppliants should be treated with mercy.

A large number of measures determined whether states would give drivers' and other licenses to illegal immigrants, and established penalties for employers hiring those immigrants.

In 2000, Congress established penalties of up 20 years in prison for people who bring immigrants into the United States and force them into involuntary servitude.

But last year, the state renewed the company's contract for another two years, though it cut the company's pay rate and established penalties for poor service.

Jane Jankowski, an N.C.A.A. spokeswoman, said vacating tournament finishes and returning winnings are established penalties if a school is found to have used an ineligible player.

In years past, teams exceeded suggested salaries with impunity, but the league created bonus pools last season and established penalties for teams that exceed them.

While he expects slower growth in that unit in 2003, he said he anticipates a big increase in the paper-records management area, in part because of the impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which established penalties for the untimely destruction of audit records.