Sentence examples for future penalties from inspiring English sources

They want a "reset" next year to avoid future penalties.

By setting aside such a specific reserve, Morgan Stanley is taking an aggressive stance against future penalties arising from litigation.

But the medical center chose not to immediately expand the program to all patients, including the Medicare patients who would count toward future penalties.

Other banks, including Citigroup and Deutsche Bank, also remain under investigation, and future penalties could be announced before the end of the year.

Once again, the commission did not impose a sanction, but it made the new policy official and put broadcasters on notice there would be future penalties.

The numbers include money set aside for future penalties by the 20 banks, selected because they are important for the stability of the financial system.

PLAYER Hope Solo has been the tournament's best goalkeeper, and her performance against Brazil should plant seeds of self-doubt in future penalty-takers.

Campbell said consumers would be able to hit the 15 December deadline for buying insurance that would kick in by January 2014, which is the first month the government starts keeping track for potential future penalty purposes of who has insurance and who does not.

The resolution therefore provides a fiduciary incentive for investors to support it and a clear justification for companies to disclose, as governments may in future impose penalties on high-emission companies.

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Passed in 2010, the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare, has rolled out in multiple steps, including coverage requirements on insurance companies and future tax penalties for those who remain uninsured.