Sentence examples for penalties down from inspiring English sources

Employers who did not provide health benefits would pay $23 billion in penalties, down from the $27 billion previously estimated.

"They are running the ball from their in-goal area now, turning penalties down at goal which are kickable, taking quick lineouts, quick taps and quick 22 restarts.

Speaking generally, Osburn said that knowingly playing an ineligible student-athlete could make a university "subject to harsher penalties down the road".

But if you interpret the tax code wrong and take deductions that you shouldn't, you're inviting an audit--and potential financial penalties down the road.

An ABC poll conducted in January found that 64% of the public support the death penalty, down from 77% in 1996.

Over all, taunting penalties are down.

Auditors recommended $4.5 billion in taxes and penalties last year, down from $6.3 billion in 1993.

The harshest penalties handed down Tuesday were reserved for those who took gifts from Shapiro while being recruited.

Sandro pulled a goal back for QPR, who twice had appeals for penalties turned down by referee Craig Pawson.

In 1831, only 52 of 1,601 death penalties handed down were enacted, a number far too small to meet demand.

"We had Eboue kicked off the park without any punishment and we also had the penalty turned down.