Sentence examples for fine costs from inspiring English sources

She was ordered to pay compensation, a fine, costs and a surcharge: a total of over £200 to be taken off someone who'd only committed a crime because she had no money.

The judge did not to order the dog destroyed but ordered the princess to pay fines, costs and compensation.

He also said the judge told Gaines he would probably pay $775 in fines, costs and fees when sentenced.

The fines cost the players a combined $40,000, but that does not appear to be a record.

The city's overall budget, buttressed by higher property values, has climbed by about 50 percent in those 10 years; and quite a few fines cost more to issue and collect than they are worth.

In price and performance, the V6S F-Type almost perfectly bisects Porsche's two finest, costing 22 grand more than the Boxster S, but 24 grand less than the 911 Carrera 2S Cabrio.

Sure, suspensions cost you a lot and fines cost you even more but when you are wealthy, who cares?

This is what Henry Ford did a century ago with his famous US$5 a day wage - at a time when typical manufacturing wages were about $2.25 a day - which he called "one of the finest cost-cutting moves we ever made".

In a recent auction at Christie's an early impression went for $52,875; at Scholten, another fine impression costs $75,000.

For some people, who have previous convictions for non-payment, the fine and costs rise to £400.

He was ordered to repay the £30 to the poppy appeal as part of a £175 fine and costs order.