Sentence examples for fine for more from inspiring English sources

In December 2014, there was a £25,000 fine for more post-match comments, this time his suggestion of a "conspiracy" after a game at Southampton.

"Our planet has been getting along just fine for more than 4 billion years, and credible scientists worldwide know of no threat associated with 2012," the website says.

Offenders can also face up to three years in jail and a $53,000 fine for more serious offenses, like sexually harassing a minor under 15 years old or a person who is physically disabled or ill.

Brown's momentum-based strategy of "upgrading" into the current crop of leaders has worked fine for more than 25 years of managing money and publishing NoLoad Fund*X.

Moreover, the limitation of the node number does not allow a discretization sufficiently fine for more complex structures as in high lead count packages.

"That's fine for more established or mature models, but with the level of commitment we've given the regulator and our customers, I think that it's best we are all here," Chan said in an interview.

In a recent report, the Commons Transport Committee said it was "hard to justify parking fines that are substantially more than the fines for more serious offences like speeding", for which the minimum penalty is £100 and three penalty points added to the offender's licence.

Some events in this stage were prolonged and emitted fine ash for more than several hours (Table 1).

From the last Bopara dinks a pull fine for four more.

For instance, a player might be assessed a $10 or $20 fine for arriving more than five minutes late to a game.

And whilst the apps that Maria raises are fine for the more mature person, younger kids could be handling it in a very different way.