Sentence examples for minimal fine from inspiring English sources

Quality-of-life ordinances in the Hamptons typically call for stiff fines and jail time, but convictions rarely result in more than a minimal fine.

And rather than the hundreds of millions of dollars in damages that Bristol sought, it awarded the company just $1. Microsoft executives at the time hailed the jury's finding and minimal fine as a validation of the company's business practices.

He has a very whimsical and, at the same time, minimal fine art portfolio.

There's been no indication that even a minimal fine has been imposed on the firm, despite the fact that it has a history of violations and was shut down in 2011 for building additional production capacity beyond its permitted approval.

12 Nestlé successfully sued for libel and the authors were required to pay a minimal fine.

Mechanistic modeling of resource uptake suggests that the most efficient deployment of plant biomass is to form minimal fine roots that supply water and nutrients for the production of maximum leaf area [ 11].

Reading the natural gas articles, I was struck by how several of the root causes that led to the Deepwater Horizon blowout -- a lax regulatory environment, understaffed agencies, minimal fines for infractions, constant pressure on Congress to minimize safety concerns and give industry broad leeway -- are present onshore as well.

The Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency — the banks' staunchest defenders — have argued for minimal fines.

In opinion polls, around half of those surveyed now support the decriminalisation of marijuana, or minimal fines for its possession.

If Mr. Lescure's recommendations are followed, law enforcement will focus on the worst violators, and most people would face minimal fines.

India is notorious for its slow legal system and minimal fines for wildlife crime.