Sentence examples for fine associated from inspiring English sources

In announcing the latest fine associated with the case, the Financial Services Authority on Thursday released the full transcript of a June 9, 2009, conference call between Mr. Einhorn and Punch's chief executive, Giles Thorley.

"I lost $9,000," Peñalosa told VICE, referring to the fine associated with his arrest.

And infractions can also be a backdoor to incarceration: youth with little financial means who are unable to pay a fine associated with an infraction can ultimately end up with jail time.

The technology deters the reckless driving behavior that puts people like Sarah at risk every day, and the fines associated with the act deter future bad behavior.

The television network Globo reported that over 18 months he had received various fines associated with his driver's license, including numerous penalties for speeding violations, a total that would normally result in a suspended license.

The Campus Safety and Accountability Act would require colleges and universities to create a confidential adviser to guide victims through the sexual assault reporting process, require colleges and universities to conduct sexual assault surveys, create uniform investigation processes and increase fines associated with violating existing campus safety law.

It's a simple matter of math to foresee that a business like my father's – small and barely surviving – could go belly up because of fines associated with a new program the owner didn't really have time to figure out.

Corruption is introduced through logging inspectors who can be bribed by harvesters to avoid fines associated with illegal logging.

These include effects of fines associated with aging, effects of gravels, effects of initial shear stress, and lateral spreading and lateral flow due to void redistribution.

Collective, automatic rights managed at a high level are the domain of large companies that can navigate the agreements and pay the huge fines associated with operating outside their terms while the law catches up with the rest of the world.

In 2004, Costa Rica amended its drug policies, dropping fines associated with possession of personal amounts.