Sentence examples for incurring penalties from inspiring English sources

Portsmouth fans have seen their cars towed away after parking them near Fratton Park, incurring penalties in excess of £400 to get them back.

The aim was to determine how to reduce the CTE of such structures to near zero, by using two constituent materials with contrasting CTEs, without incurring penalties in terms of other elastic and failure properties, mass and manufacturability.

I hope the app will be an alternative money-management tool to help people with their essential payments (and avoid incurring penalties or other charges, which can so often be the cause of a downward spiral).

Congress needs to pass the Healthy Families Act, guaranteeing to most workers what smart employers already offer — the right to earn sick time without incurring penalties in pay or job security.

On option ARM's, buyers with variable incomes, like the self-employed, can also make smaller or larger payments depending on their take-home pay in a particular month, without incurring penalties.

It is reckoned to owe up to €600m ($755m), a figure that could soar if Federico Pizzarotti, the new mayor and a 39-year-old IT manager, were to honour his pledge to scrap the building of a new incinerator, incurring penalties of €180m.

This time, I am guaranteed to not only miss October's payments, incurring penalty fees, but also face having no food for three weeks.

Several senior financial executives at Dell also incurred penalties.

You'll often incur penalties for late or early drop-offs.

They incur penalties for knocking rails off the fences or for finishing over the time limit.

Since its bailout in 2008, RBS has incurred penalties and legal costs of £15bn.