Sentence examples for fine limits from inspiring English sources

Transport minister Norman Baker said it would be "heavy-handed" for ministers to get involved in parking rules beyond issuing guidelines and setting maximum fine limits, saying enforcement was a matter for councils.

The England captain had a fine limited-overs campaign against New Zealand earlier in the summer and he has picked up where he left off.

He produces about 80,000 cases a year, including many fine limited-edition wines, notably the Boekenhoutskloof Syrah - which is sold by Heston Blumenthal in his three Michelin-star Fat Duck restaurant in Bray - and The Chocolate Block 03, a complex blended red.

In some instances it was found that the work index for the fine limiting sizes (such as 53 μm) was abnormally high.

The measurement of grain sizes in this analysis ranged from values equal to or coarser than 1.0 phi, with 0.5 phi intervals, with the finer limit (1.0 phi) of the measurement range determined by the limitations of the Olympus TG-1.

"This Caucus believes that the current fines limit the prosperity and entrepreneurship of vendors who contribute to this City's economic prosperity.

Button was more concerned about Perez weaving down the straight between Turns Three and Four when the roles were reversed, but as long as you're not doing it too late, I think that's absolutely fine, within limits.

A closer look revealed that the fine print limited the coupon to the dining area.

This year they've created a stunning series of fine art limited-edition letterpress prints and a gift set inspired by one of the Five Columns of their mission statement: "Be Good to Each Other".

While its power to impose fines is limited, the panel can take other substantial financial actions.

These convolution-generated motions naturally achieve the fine-grid limit of the corresponding automata, and they are also well suited to numerical and theoretical analysis.