Sentence examples for partial penalty from inspiring English sources

These individuals also may still have to pay a partial penalty when they file their 2015 taxes because the Affordable Care Act requires people to have health coverage for at least nine months a year.

Extra Tip: Site-Wide vs. Partial Penalties.

Currently, consumers would have to select a health plan by Feb. 15 to avoid partial penalties.

We employ the sequential optimization procedure to solve the extensive problem, and present the structure of the retailer's optimal policies under different partial-trade-credit penalty rates.

In exchange, Democrats would surely give him some of his original package, like eliminating the marriage penalty and partial estate tax reform.

Due to the large number of covariates, ranging from 15 genes (RS; [6]) up to 561 genes (WR; [5]), we estimated a penalized partial likelihood, where the penalty is proportional to the Euclidean (L2) norm of the parameter vector.

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.

Two methods of analysis (penalty analysis and partial least squares regression on dummy variables) were used and the results were compared.

The big family breaks–an increase to $1,000 in the credit for children under 17 and partial relief from the "marriage penalty"–last only through 2004.

In my experience working with clients on hundreds of reconsideration requests, this response is usually accompanied by a change from a site-wide penalty to a partial action affecting 'some incoming links'.

Because this action indicates that it affects "some incoming links," it's a successful result; the 'some incoming links' partial action is not a penalty, but rather a notification that some unnatural links are being discounted, which is an expected and desired result of submitting a disavow file; a necessary step in recovering from any link-related site-wide manual action.