Sentence examples for larger penalties from inspiring English sources

Similar infractions may attract larger penalties today than they did before.

"Transparency and larger penalties would make a real difference in terms of avoiding abuse and would also increase the public confidence in the system," Xenophon said.

The Government Accountability Office said federal health officials hesitated to impose fines of more than $200 a day, in part because they believed that larger penalties "could bankrupt some homes".

President Obama on Tuesday demanded more "cops on the beat" to crack down on oil market manipulation, calling on Congress to increase the federal supervision of oil markets and to provide for larger penalties for those caught manipulating markets.

DealBook » U.S. Seeks Longer Insider Trading Sentences  |  The Sentencing Commission, with support from the Justice Department, voted on Friday to recommend that federal judges impose larger penalties for insider trading, The Wall Street Journal reports.

The city has filed a separate lawsuit in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn seeking larger penalties, including a $1 million-per-day million-per-dayion, doubling every day thereafter, and a $25,000 fine for each worker, doubling each day.

The agency is expected to either take Mr. Falcone to trial or enforce a larger penalty.

The larger penalty was announced Thursday by the new enforcement agency for the grid, the North American Electric Reliability Council.

JPMorgan is bracing for an even larger penalty stemming from shoddy mortgage securities it sold to the government.

She said SSE had avoided a larger penalty because of its "admission to its failure, its action to make amends and the small scale of the breach".

On Tuesday, I spoke to a key institutional shareholder at Deutsche Bank who expressed his relief that the lender had dodged a larger penalty from the regulators.