Sentence examples for fine civil from inspiring English sources

"The rise comes down to one of my fine civil servants putting the wrong thing in the wrong column.

(Ages 10 to 14) Peck, a Newbery Medal winner, has been working his way south from Chicago ("Fair Weather" "A Year Down Yonder" and "A Long Way From Chicago") and back in time in his novels; now he offers a fine Civil War novel set in the part of southern Illinois often called Egypt.

Two years ago, HCA pleaded guilty to defrauding government health care programs and agreed to pay more than $840 million in criminal fines, civil penalties and damages.

Raising €50bn – about a quarter of current GDP – from privatisations would be tricky even if the world's finest civil servants were deployed.

Telford was born in Westerkirk in 1757 and is known as one of the country's finest civil engineers.

In the financial services industry, breaches of ethics and other safeguards are met with fines, civil and criminal prosecution and other strong retribution.

Unapproved visitors who spend cash could face up to 10 years in prison, $1 million in corporate fines, $250,000 in individual fines or civil penalties up to $55,000 per violation.

The agreement also required Aracoma to pay a $1.7 million fine for civil violations found by the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration.

Susan Bysiewicz, Connecticut's secretary of the state, said that if the commission determines that Mr. Singh is not a citizen, he could face five years in prison, a $5,000 criminal fine and civil fines of up to $2,000.

Before 2004, the maximum fine for civil violations was $100,000, small change for those with millions of dollars or more hidden overseas.

Google's $500 million payment was labeled as a forfeiture of the revenue that both the company and the Canadian pharmacies received, not a criminal fine or civil monetary penalty.