Sentence examples for greater fine from inspiring English sources
The English clubs will not take on anyone on that basis and, when Northampton were last month fined £60,000 for allowing the wing George North to insert clause in his contract allowing for release for Wales matches outside official international windows, Premiership Rugby warned that any repeat would not only incur a greater fine but the potential loss of league points.
SX had a greater fine particle fraction than SS for most of the comparable formulations, probably because of the different cohesiveness of the drugs.
Greater tolerance to competition was associated with greater fine root production, higher R S, and more root forking in young seedlings (Fig. 6).
It allows for greater fine-tuning, for instance, and gives the Fed the ability to alter the programme if economic conditions warrant.
"It is a greater, finer, better thing.
It also calls for greater fines and policing of scrap metal theft – a major contribution to the destruction of properties in the city and greater fines for people who contribute to blight.
The grades, which must be posted in a prominent location visible from the street, were accompanied by strict standards that resulted in greater fines for owners.
Mary Schapiro, the chairwoman of the S.E.C., similarly called on Congress in November to raise the maximum penalties the commission could assess for securities laws violations, and to allow it to assess greater fines for repeat violations of antifraud statutes.
The comprehensive bill would finally provide much-needed resources and clout for the safety commission, enabling it to get products off the shelves more quickly and hand out greater fines and penalties for violating product safety laws.
Likewise, breeding for adaptation to specific rice-based cropping systems and management practices can lead to greater fine-tuning of system performance.
Accuracy in terms of mean absolute error between modeled and observed temperatures was generally better for minimum than maximum temperatures, likely due to greater fine-scale variability in maximum temperature lapse rates.
