Sentence examples similar to incurring a sanction from inspiring English sources

The FIA suggests the Michelin teams have three choices: run more slowly through the turn, use a tyre not used in qualifying and incur a sanction, or repeatedly change worn tyres and also be penalised.

Second, while several federal judges believe they can (and have tried to) attach sanctions (fines and imprisonment) to these findings, the higher courts have exhibited a virtually complete unwillingness to allow sanctions, at times swooping down at the eleventh hour to rescue an agency from incurring a budget-straining fine or its top official from being thrown in jail.

American trucking tycoon Miller is seeking assurances from Scotland's football authorities that Rangers will face no further sanctions ahead of next season, with the Ibrox club having already incurred a 10-point Scottish Premier League penalty for going into administration.

Neither message will incur a charge.

Dexter would incur a $250 surcharge.

Mr. Obama's caution has incurred a cost.

THOU shalt not incur a structural deficit.

They surely have incurred — or will incur — a political cost.

Late submissions incur a $50 fee.

Changes do not normally incur a penalty.

But rolling-over incurs a cost.