Sentence examples for list of penalties from inspiring English sources
The harassed Hollywood pair are forcing their staff to sign a contract with a price list of penalties if they break the code of silence.
Exhibiting an Islamic fundamentalism that had not been suspected, the Government, which displaced Mr Bhutto early last week, has issued a list of penalties for various crimes, marking a significant departure from the country's British legal tradition.
Talks between the administration and labor groups have stalled over more modest efforts to address abuse of vulnerable people — for example, negotiations to create a list of penalties for state workers who act inappropriately have dragged on for the past year.
5. "None of these Mannings could hold a candle to gunslingin' Arnie Herber!" Pick: Colts Patriots (1-0) at Jets 0-1 Sundayy, 4 15 p.m.Line: Patriots by 2 1/2A complete list of penalties the Jets did not commit against the Ravens: high-sticking, roughing the statistician, ineligible voter downfield, intentional foundering and excessive celebration.
The only way forward is to call the bluffs of both Iraq and America.If the weapons inspectors could complete their work in, say, six months, given full co-operation by Iraq, then the Security Council should resolve to lift all sanctions in six months, with the caveat that each act of non-co-operation by Iraq will extend the sanctions according to some fixed list of penalties.
By the mid-2000s, CBP had institutionalized these policies into a list of penalties the agency calls the "consequence delivery system".
The company's travails in Texas are no secret: A partial list of the penalties, totaling $359,450, is on the Web site of the Bush administration's highway department.
In a reflection of the gulf that needs to be bridged before any settlement, the company has responded to criticism of Windows XP by repeatedly requesting that Judge Kollar-Kotelly narrow the list of potential penalties it may face.
Democrats and Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee voiced deep skepticism today about the Bush administration's proposed settlement of the antitrust case against Microsoft, as the company denounced the list of tougher penalties being sought by nine states as "radical and punitive".
By Vic Wilson and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 16 , 1942P. 9 A man got a notice from the Bureau of Internal Revenue - a bill for overdue taxes, marked "Second Notice, and bearing in fine type a list of the penalties which would befall him if he didn't straighten matters out right away.
A list of six penalties that could apply if individuals do not adhere to smoke free campus policy measured attitudes towards policy enforcement.
