Sentence examples for led to fines from inspiring English sources

But others have bashed the sport and its organizers, which has led to fines.

Korea's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) detected over 3,500 cases of price-fixing in 2010, but only 66 led to fines.

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.

Indeed, in the mid-1990's, Nasdaq was a Wild West market that treated investors so unfairly that the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission investigated its dealers' practices, which led to fines of $1 billion.

Introduced in 1997, the league's anti-crime policy previously led to fines and/or mandated counseling for players who had pleaded guilty to violent crimes or accepted plea bargains.

HSBC also warned that it could face significant fines or penalties as part of the ongoing investigation into rigging of Libor that has already led to fines at Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and the Swiss bank UBS.

Different charging approaches, such as positive or negative induction charging and ionized field charging, all led to fine fiber formation.

The short processing cycle led to fine grain sizes and high values of mechanical properties, such as yield strength.

Combining the formative arts and the rhythms of voice and dance led to fine art.

Prospects: Orris has no returning starters but his fundamental approach to teaching the game has always led to fine clubs.

WGBS has not only confirmed this notion but led to finer definitions of methylated domains, revealing those that may be characteristic to developmental stages, tissues or disease states.