Sentence examples for most common penalty from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hanson said the most common penalty was $50, and he did not understand how it was chosen.

The most common penalty is to temporarily suspend a union's ability to raise funds through automatic dues deductions from members' paychecks, he said.

An inquiry published by the Swedish Public Prosecution Authority (2007) shows that the most common penalty for assault of intermediate degree (neither minor nor severe) is a suspended sentence in combination with community service or fines.

The most common penalty was suspension of research (100%%); reporting to national regulatory authorities (71.4%%); and withdrawal of funds (19.1%%).

Some of the most common penalization methods are the least absolute shrinkage and selection operator (lasso) [ 6], smoothly clipped absolute deviation (SCAD) [ 7], Dantzig selector [ 8], LARS [ 9], and the smooth integration of counting and absolute deviation (SICA) penalty [ 10].

For example, for B-splines the most common roughness penalty is the integral of the square of the second derivative.

Before the financial crisis, prepayment penalties were the most common objective of contract chicanery.

Here are the most common types of mistakes that could be resulting in a penalty, and how to address each one.

The most common method used to deal with constrained optimization problem is adopting penalty function [2, 6].

Due to the simple concept and easy implementation, the penalty function method has been one of the most common techniques to handle constraints.

This is the most common way lawyers in criminal courts use brain scans: to mitigate against the death penalty.