Sentence examples for fine for going from inspiring English sources

So please Duncan, tell me, how is a massive fine for going through a red light going to prevent me or someone else from being hit?

While some praised the openness of the project, others have criticised Double Fine for going well over budget, having originally sought only $400,000 for the game.

He said: "I can't see how a player's mentality would be fine for going into a season, then starting the World Cup and then coming back and picking up where they left it.

The proposed $500 fine for going more than 25 mph over the posted speed limit on city streets compares to $300 now; drivers going 25 mph over the limit on highways would face $400 tickets.

Iglethal: The fine for going on a pitch is UP TO £1k.

Georgia's "Super Speeder" law tacks on an additional $200 fine for going faster than 85 mph on a multiple lane highway that otherwise has a 70 mph limit.

The IRS hasn't published new numbers on just how much the fines could be for people who go without coverage next year, but they're likely to be similar to this year's.

He read it to the Chinese ambassador, remarking that he thought the message would "be fine for the record". People are going to get really angry at Baker for criticizing their favorite war.

A top officer wants fines for going even slightly too fast.

"We've observed a marked increase, over the last five to six months, in the number of phone calls and inquiries we get," said Nancy Chang, a lawyer with the Center for Constitutional Rights in Manhattan, which does legal advocacy work for Americans facing fines for going to Cuba.

The Scottish Football Association has moved to clarify why Rangers were fined for going into administration, while Hearts and Dunfermline were not.