Sentence examples for form of fines from inspiring English sources

Moreover, enforcement actions generate billions of dollars in revenue in the form of fines, disgorgements and other penalties.

There were more suspensions in the preseason, and during the regular season the supplemental discipline has been exclusively in the form of fines.

Most of the money is being paid as restitution to the people who lost it, but some, in the form of fines and penalties, goes to the state.

But Cummings has also challenged this methodology, saying it does not include private sector contributions to the EU such as those that take the form of fines imposed by the European commission.

As punishment for these losses, the regulators will say, the bank must lose still more this time in the form of fines of more than $800m (Update (September 19th, 3pm GMT): The bank agreed to pay $920m).

The council recovers some of its costs in the form of fines and unpaid council tax, but the occupants of the premises become homeless – a new problem for the council which may then have a duty to rehouse them, from its increasingly non-existent housing stock.

Although it is nominally a fibril-forming collagen in mammals, it appears to polymerize only in the form of fine microfibrils covalently linked to the surface of the much thicker fibrils of copolymeric collagen, as observed for example with type II/XI fibrils in cartilage [33].

"I certainly now believe that some form of fining system would be appropriate," he tells Leveson.

Some of the endosperm remains in the form of finer semolina and is again fed to another reduction roll.

Most generally known in the form of fine and coarse filaments in such articles as hosiery, parachutes, and bristles, nylon is also used in the molding trade, particularly in injection molding, where its toughness and ability to flow around complicated inserts are prime advantages.

Along charcoal supply chain, some of it ends up being waste in the form of fine char particles (charcoal dust).