Sentence examples for multiple penalty from inspiring English sources

The game was the first in the N.H.L. in more than two seasons with multiple penalty shots -- both unsuccessful.

The new rules also do away with "inactivity fees," and bar companies from hitting customers with multiple penalty fees for a single violation of account terms.

They also ban "inactivity fees" when customers don't use the card to make new purchases, and they prevent multiple penalty fees on a single late payment.

Repeatedly, long before she ever ran for elective office, Warren battled to bring attention to the plight of families crippled by subprime mortgages, credit cards with multiple penalty fees, overpriced auto loans and other products that banks and other lenders aggressively mis-sold.

As the calendar counts down through a lobbyist-induced, eight-month delay to the law's effective date, the card companies have been infuriating consumers by hiking rates on existing balances, lowering credit limits and inventing new ways to induce late payments and trigger multiple penalty fees.

Multiple penalty fees cannot be charged for the same violation.

Successive relegations and multiple penalties for financial irregularities saw Luton cast out of the Football League into the bear pit that is the Blue Square Premier.

As an Eagle, I've seen him commit multiple penalties in single games and get burned badly on several TD passes (and that's in only the 5-6 of their games I've watched).

Then you allow the Dolphins to go down the field (totally unobstructed) with multiple penalties that not only gained valuable yardage but also stopped the clock, twice! .

The method developed by Wray and Goddard [ 15] that applies multiple penalties to co-ancestry while allocating optimal genetic contributions from selection candidates allows the entire selection space between genetic gain and inbreeding to be explored rather than targeting a specific point as demonstrated by Meuwissen [ 16].

This principle is found in most common-law countries (for example (Australian Law Reform Commission 2016; Law Reform Commission of Canada 1974)), and thus could be used in multiple jurisdictions.The penalty for the offence would need to be both proportionate and act as a deterrent, as discussed above.