Sentence examples for excess fines from inspiring English sources

When the moderator, the ABC 7 political correspondent Dave Evans, asked Ms. Quinn to respond, she at first skirted the issue, saying, "I think the public advocate's point is about challenges for small businesses," and going on to enumerate actions the Council had taken to relieve small businesses from excess fines and penalties.

For example, excess fines or wide particle size distribution may cause slow filtration and inefficient drying, which may be a major bottleneck of the entire manufacturing process.

The concentration of fines was found to correlate with the degree of supersaturation, and excess fines production was reduced by increasing the number of feed points.

Concentration of fines was recognized to correlate with the degree of supersaturation, and excess fines were produced over the critical supersaturation, which was the same as when the surface condition of crystals became rough.

Using a coffee grinder, or similar, coarsely grind the peppercorns, then put into a sieve and shake off excess fine powder which, if included, will make the dish far too hot.

In the presence of these elements in excess, finer tertiary aerosols were generated than for water.

If you do want to get a handle on your drinking, the Drinks Meter aplayight be a good place to start.

This requires the coke or charcoal to be in large enough particles to be permeable, meaning there cannot be an excess of fine particles.

With better planning and organization, you can eliminate unnecessary expenses that add no value to your life (late fees, fines, excess interest, over-purchases).

Research by John Armour, Colin Mayer and Andrea Polo at Oxford University's law faculty and the Saïd Business School, and Jonathan Karpoff at the University of Washington's Foster School of Business, shows that when a corporate action harms investors (for example through fake accounting) or customers (for example through shoddy products), the company's share price drops far in excess of a fine.

The company has a lot of excess cash and fining the company something like $10 billion would send a message without affecting the corporate entity.