Sentence examples for levels of penalty from inspiring English sources

The policy will put pressure on Labor, and Adam Bandt told Karp the Greens were investigating two options: one to legislate the current levels of penalty rates as a floor below which the commission could not cut rates; the other to require that weekend rates be set higher than weekday rates and Sunday rates higher than Saturday.

Bandt told Guardian Australia the Greens were investigating two options: one to legislate the current levels of penalty rates as a floor below which the commission could not cut rates; the other to require that weekend rates be set higher than weekday rates and Sunday rates higher than Saturday.

Despite repeated failures, the committee says, the firm received only "risible levels of penalties".

This is clearly an effort to look for a more focused and discriminating level of penalty".

"Under the RFU's general administrative regulation 3.6, an insolvency event occurring during the season at a Guinness Premiership, Championship or National League club carries this level of penalty".

Pittsburgh was prepared to go as much as 5 percent above its threshold and incur the first level of penalty, a 75 percent tax on the overage.

"Given SSE's admission to its failure, its action to make amends and the small scale of the breach, Ofgem believes the £100,000 payment is the right level of penalty, and will not take further action in this case".

The level of penalty is expressed as a commonly accepted business risk measure, and correlations between failures influencing various services are taken into account.

Londoners and other interested parties will be asked whether they think the two-tier system works or whether there should be a single level of penalty charge.

The estimated range and level of penalty scores associated with individual complications between the Coffey et al. (2) study and ours were similar.

If one considers selection based on penalized error measures, the level of penalty required to exclude the covariate is indicative of the explanatory power.