Sentence examples for fine rate from inspiring English sources
"fine rate" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to refer to the rate at which a fine is paid, or the amount of the fine. For example, "The judge set a fine rate of $200 for the offense."
The fine rate would be increased for bigger trees, and multiple offenders could face a $1,500 civil penalty, doubled fines or, in some cases, jail.
Implementation of the new enforcement initiatives in 2010 was associated with a 201% increase in annual fine rate and a significant increase in target fish and elasmobranch abundance, as well as sightings of a critically-endangered shark, in the marine sanctuary relative to areas open to fishing.
As Price remarks, "We might just as well say that the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter flows at π seconds per second!" Tim Maudlin (2007) has replied to Price that the rate of one second per second is a perfectly fine rate.
The current fine rate is 10 cents a day, which would work out to around $3,650, according to the Chronicle.
Many of these firms can borrow in the markets at such fine rates that the business cannot be profitable for the banks.
"We not only raised the money, but also got at the finest rates possible, asserts Chief Financial Officer S.K. Joshi.
The method can also directly take advantage of the fine sampling rate of radiofrequency ultrasound data to achieve very high calibration accuracy.
In addition, the Li4Ti5O12/rGO composite possesses fine high rate performance with the specific discharge capacities of 175.3 mAh g−1 at 167), 167 mAh g−1 (at 15C) and 160.1 mAh g−1 at 20C).
UBS PAYS $1.5 BILLION FINE OVER RATE RIGGING AS UNIT PLEADS GUILTY | The Swiss bank UBS announced a record settlement with global authorities on Wednesday over its role in a scheme to manipulate interest rates.
After the introduction of the fine, the rate of late pickups didn't drop.
It said its statutory profit fell 71percenttoto 759 million pounds including the fine, interest rate mis-selling charge and movement in the value of its own debt.
