Sentence examples for issued a fine from inspiring English sources

The Eagles issued a fine of an undisclosed amount.

The N.B.A. issued a fine and a harsh statement.

(If it stayed on the sidewalk, the city could have issued a fine).

And she said it had never issued a fine to a water supplier that violated the cap.

(In one five-year span, the state had recorded twenty-five thofsand violathens of the Clean Water Act by coal companies, but never issued a fine for them).

The tribunal issued a fine and then suspended it, less than the fine of 10,000 euros ($13,900) sought by the prosecutor, Anne de Fontette.

New rules introduced in April lowered the threshold to issue a fine against companies making calls.

"Just issuing a fine is not going to do it —  it's not going to stop him or anybody else," she said.

Sending somebody to jail, issuing a fine, or declaring a no-go area gives short-term comfort, but doesn't force the offender to change.

A local council can issue a fine of £60, which rises to £120 if the parent does not pay within 21 days.

"The department can take a range of actions if a company is found to have breached conditions such as issuing a fine, imposing an order, issuing warning letters or prosecution for the most serious offences.