Sentence examples for fine reduced from inspiring English sources

Failure to pay means a $125 fine, reduced to $62.50 if paid within 14 days.

Ms. Fine reduced her estimate for United States ad spending this year to a gain of 6.5percentt over 2003 rather than 6.6percentt.

Balfour Beatty, the contractor responsible for maintaining a section of track that broke at Hatfield, saw its initial £10m fine reduced to £7.5m.

But its record-breaking profits allowed it to pay record-breaking legal fees: after 19 years of argument it got the fine reduced to $507m.

Three months later the SFO trial concluded with a further £2m fine, reduced from £4m on account of Severn Trent's "early [guilty] plea and cooperation", and the company having "learned its lesson and put its house in order".

In a report yesterday, Ms. Fine reduced her estimates for 2003 to call for growth in United States ad spending of 2.8percentt rather than 3.1percentt and growth in worldwide ad spending of 1.9percentt rather than 2percentt.

Ted Cottrell, the former Jets defensive coordinator, who oversees player appeals of fines, reduced Robinson's fine from $50,000 to $25,000, and reduced Meriweather's fine from $50,000 to $40,000.

One Labor Department official said BP was likely to seek to have the fines reduced by appealing them, first to the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission and then perhaps in federal court.

Investigators said the man, Daniel Markovitz, told people that he could get their parking fines reduced, saying that he knew someone in the Parking Violations Bureau or that he worked for a Web site that helped adjudicate tickets.

Johnson & Johnson, Henkel, Reckitt Benckiser, Colgate-Palmolive, Procter & Gamble and Beiersdorf saw their fines reduced by 16-18% because they did not contest the watchdog's findings and pledged to comply with the rules in future.

Delivery companies that enroll, for example, waive their right to a hearing or an appeal, and have all of their fines reduced, in many cases to zero, depending on the severity and location of the infraction.