Sentence examples for incurring fines from inspiring English sources

He has donated his time and money to children at his alma mater, Rockville High School, all the while breaking rules and incurring fines in his profession.

Both have low populations compared with most other provinces, and they are also home to many rural residents and ethnic minorities, who have more leeway in the number of children they can have without incurring fines.

The game also marks the return to the Northeast of Packers receiver Terry Glenn, who spent the 2001 season in New England incurring fines, suspensions and, ultimately, a trade to the Packers after the season.

I have today written to the Serious Fraud Office asking it to launch an investigation into evidence in the Panorama programme suggesting systematic corporate fraud was perpetrated to avoid incurring fines.

Violators could incur fines of up to 50,000 rubles (£800) and be blacklisted.

But beginning this weekend, any coach who balks will incur fines beginning at $100,000.

Licence fee evasion is an offence that can incur fines of up to £1,000 and result in a criminal record.

Failing to do so could leave them in breach of the law and incur fines amounting to thousands of pounds.

Paintings, drawings, installations and photographs explored controversial topics like the death penalty, immigration and national identity, subject matter that can incur fines and prosecution by the government.

Bus lanes are increasingly being monitored, provoking fury as motorists incur fines for minor infractions often caused by poor signage or undertaking those turning right.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said that although hotels were costly, "the agency sometimes doesn't have any other choice," because failing to find lodging could incur fines.