Sentence examples for fine amounts from inspiring English sources

Under the North's official exchange rate, the fine amounts to $700,000.

"This fine amounts to a rounding error for a corporation the size of BP," the environmental group said.

"Deprivations of life or liberty," he said, "attract a greater degree of protection than fine amounts or other financial penalties".

The $2,500 fine amounts to less than 20 percent of the $12,725 Llodra earned for making the second round of the singles draw.

But in a settlement, the fine amounts could represent negotiated levels, or less than the total harm to consumers, said C. Scott Hemphill, an antitrust expert at the Columbia University law school.

The fine amounts to less than one day's income for Petrobras, and David Zee, a well-known oceanographer and environmental advocate here, has warned that unless the company begins a major repair program of its pipelines, an even worse disaster is quite likely to occur in two years.

Greenpeace said the fine amounted to little more than a slap on the wrist for BP.

The fine amounted to half of the $14,885 he made from the sale.

Most times, the fine amounted to the loss of whatever inventory and equipment the lawyers happened to find.

The fine amounted to about the equivalent of $15, to be paid (he rubbed his thumb against his second finger) there and then.

In situations where offenders are not required to appear in court, the bonds effectively act as the fine amount for the offense.