Sentence examples similar to exemplary cost from inspiring English sources

Later, 20 Conservative councils were paraded as exemplary cost-cutters.

"What the prime minster wants to do is go and secure support for his approach which means the two amendments – on exemplary costs and damages – and then making the case for the royal charter".

The aim was to create a system of incentives, and those incentives are: for those newspapers who don't participate in the system the courts will be able to impose exemplary costs and damages".

The prime minister is to table amendments to the crime and courts bill in the commons on Monday that would allow exemplary costs and damages to be imposed on media organisations that do not sign up to a press regulation body established by the royal charter.

The complaint, reported on the Web site of The New York Post on Monday, said Ms. Imprescia was seeking "exemplary damages, costs and attorney's fees" but did not specify an amount.

Table 3 Exemplary production costs for annual reference crops and poplar SRC in the 5-year rotation (7000 cuttings).

Any publisher joining it will therefore be protected against the risk of exemplary damages and costs in actions for libel, breach of privacy or harassment.

In theory newspapers that fail to join a regulator are more likely to be subject to exemplary damages and costs if they publish libellous and inaccurate material.

The Labour party, according to Tory sources, has conceded ground on the form of exemplary damages and costs that will be awarded if a newspaper publishes highly inaccurate stories and refuses to join the regulatory body.

In so doing, it would give members of the recognised regulator protection from exemplary damages and costs in the Crime and Courts Act 2013 which is soon due to come into effect.

What if clauses triggered this month in the Crime and Courts Act made it possible for courts to inflict exemplary damages and costs on newspapers even if, like here, they won hands down?