Sentence examples for incurring a fine from inspiring English sources

Portugal's Social Democratic party has made verbal sexual abuse a crime, with offences incurring a fine of up to €120 (£95) or a year in prison.

Aggravated trespass would usually incur a fine.

Every missed session incurs a fine.

Bravely persistent visitors may incur a fine existential unease.

Some cards used during that time later stopped working or incurred a fine.

After he was removed from the game, Chamberlain began yelling at West from the dugout and was ejected, a mostly procedural move that incurs a fine.

In this case, the security firm would incur a fine of $140,000 (seventy times two), but it would save $610,000 a year on health-care costs.

It was the third time in six years that Cuban had incurred a fine of at least $250,000 from N.B.A. Commissioner David Stern.

Where a taxpayer has violated a federal or a state statute and incurred a fine or penalty he has not been permitted a tax deduction for its payment.

But Amelia Torres, a spokeswoman for Mr. Monti, said: "We have already told Microsoft many times that a negative ruling will incur a fine.

This frustrates institutions such as Denver's Adagio Bud + Breakfast which incurred a fine for sharing with their guests because it is considered a business.