Sentence examples for lead to fines for from inspiring English sources
Sloppy record-keeping can lead to fines for technical violations.
It has also applied for temporary traffic orders which could lead to fines for shoppers parking in residential areas.
This process is supposed to take no longer than 15 minutes and delays of more than 30 minutes can lead to fines for hospitals in England.
The investigation could lead to fines for donors whose violation of the limits was not due to recordkeeping errors.
Mr Ashley also has history in replica kit disputes – blowing the whistle on price-fixing among suppliers and retailers that led to fines for his rivals totalling £18.6m in 2003.
Although highway officials say the worst of the growing pains are over, critics say there are several problems that must still be ironed out: *Failure to read vehicles' electronic registers leads to fines for legitimate customers; other times, motorists are charged a maximum fee for using a highway because the system cannot tell where they entered the road.
Scrutiny of the problems immediately led to fines for the exchange (Popper 2013) and accusations that HFT traders bore some responsibility too (Levine 2012).
The tax increase passed, the anti-union measure failed, and the dark-money maneuvering led to fines for some of the participants, although not the donors.
Over a 30-year career, his work in print and TV led to fines of $400m for arms giant BAE over corruption allegations; the jailing of cabinet minister Jonathan Aitken over arms deals; and exposure of misconduct by prime minister Margaret Thatcher's son, Mark.
The Financial Conduct Authority has to decide whether to launch an enforcement investigation, which could lead to fines and reprimands for individuals or the bank itself, while it is already looking – with accountancy regulators – into disclosures made in this year's accounts about its financial strength.
This may lead to fines to some companies for minor paperwork violations, but it will not make America any safer.
