Sentence examples for fine assessed from inspiring English sources

Roger Clemens has donated money to charities as a settlement of the $50,000 fine assessed by Major League Baseball for throwing a shattered bat in Game 1 of last year's World Series.

The e-mails Mr. Spitzer uncovered were so damning that they help explain why a firm like Citigroup would be more than a little willing to settle this inquiry for $300 million, the largest fine assessed.

In all, at least 16 ethics complaints, including the one involving Action America, were filed against Mr. Huckabee, with violations found in five of them and a $1,000 fine assessed.

Automatic dues collection, known as dues check-off, did not halt until June this year, because the union had asked the court to allow it to continue receiving dues while it paid a $2.5 million fine assessed as an additional punishment for the strike.

There should be a $50,000 fine assessed against any candidate's personal funds for the first offense and a $100,000 fine and a year's prison sentence for the second.

Court records indicate that the $1,250 fine assessed for Cullerton's 2010 DUI has not yet been paid, according to the Tribune.

These were purchased with the money from fines assessed against athletes who had broken the rules.

The number and dollar amounts of fines assessed in specific categories of dollar amounts.

They found that an increase in fines assessed on children directly correlated to a rise in recidivism.

More than half the $4.2 million in fines assessed by the city in 2003 remained unpaid more than two years later, city officials said.

The history of the Tyler plant was a case study of a persistent violator, of fines assessed and paid without any discernable impact.