Of course that's fine, charge more.
I think that every roadside campaign sign that is not picked up a week after an election should result in a fine, charged to the name on the sign.
Cuthbert scored the first following a fine charge by Jamie Roberts and a quality short pass from Ceri Sweeney.
As a result, the moon's surface is covered with a thin layer of fine, charged, reactive dust capable of entering habitats, and vehicle compartments, where it can cause crew member health problems.
The Chargepod is not for everyone -- not only because of the expense, but also some people are fine charging one device at a time.
Oddly, one of my favorite things about it isn't the fine charging capability, but a very bright flashlight accessory with a long, snaking arm.
The rest has been found by raising new revenue, whether through new or increased fees, fines, charges or (whisper it) taxes.
Across the country, states are cutting funding for courts and public defenders, and raising the fees and fines charged criminal defendants in order to close budget gaps.
The Justice Department's investigation of Ferguson exposed how the city police department's performance was measured through the amount of revenue it collected through fees and fines charged on defendants.
Walt Staton is now part of a lengthy and growing list of No More Death volunteers fined, charged, and convicted of a crime: current press releases discuss the conviction of volunteer Dan Mills in March and fines imposed on two more volunteers last December, all for dropping unopened containers of water in the desert.
If caught, you may be fined, charged the cost of appliances, and/or evicted from the hotel.
