Sentence examples for fine community from inspiring English sources

One might go to a perfectly fine community hospital for most other surgery, but I wouldn't do it for this".

They will criminalise – with the threat of a fine, community work or imprisonment – anyone involved in the "promotion" of homosexuality in "any public space".

The possible punishments for such an offense include a $250 fine, community service, as many as 15 days in jail, and a conditional or unconditional discharge, the spokeswoman said.

Drinking in public is illegal in Seaside Heights, and underage drinking on private property carries a $250 fine, community service and a possible loss of driver's license for six months.

But primarily I would like to express my most profound remorse for mass e-mailing a video of myself to all the registered voters in East Chemply, in which I simulated various sex acts, in a public park, with a bronze statue of Josiah T. Chemply, who founded our fine community some two hundred and fifteen years ago.

There they talked with local politicians: Why not build a pulp recycling mill in your fine community?

Who will fill such fine communities built by generations of families' civic pride?

Because Long Islanders realize that historic resources add greatly to the character, ambience and economic vitality of our fine communities and vibrant downtowns, and that Long Island isn't just "anyplace," but a region that has been touched by virtually every development in the American experience and that retains much of its historic fabric.

She's had fines, community orders, five or six jail sentences.

Here in New York, we have the privilege of working with some of the finest community organizers in the Metro Industrial Areas Foundation.

The students seldom get legal aid, she noted, and they may face hundreds of dollars in fines, community service and, in some cases, a lasting record that could affect applications for jobs or the military.