Sentence examples for penalty expected from inspiring English sources

The penalty, expected to be announced as early as Thursday, is the second time this year that the automaker would pay a multimillion-dollar fine in relation to safety problems.

Villa, who would have become the tournament's leading goalscorer had he not missed the target with his penalty, expected Spain to top Group H. "If we beat Chile we're practically group winners, so we're happy," Villa said.

The penalty, expected to be announced by the Financial Conduct Authority on Tuesday, will be the latest setback for the bank in its attempt to clean up its reputation in the wake of the 2012 Libor rigging scandal.

But for this to happen, Congress must turn over billions in penalties, expected from the BP oil spill, to the Gulf of Mexico states for the restoration of the delta's wetlands.

The Act would steer 80percentt of federal, spill-related penalties, expected to be levied against BP, to five Gulf states.

In order to test the criteria employed for the sequence's manual classification, an all-versus-all blast was performed, in which each Gold Standard sequence was blasted against the Gold Standard data set using BLAST2P search (version 2.2.10, [25]) with standard parameters (Blosum62, Gap open penalty: −1, Gap extension penalty: −1, Expected value: 10).

A leave-one-out cross validation was performed excluding each one of the Gold Standard data set sequences and blasting it against the remaining sequences using BLAST2P search (version 2.2.10,[25]) with default parameters (Blosum62, Gap open penalty: −1, Gap extension penalty: −1, Expected value: 10).

If the death penalty deterred killers, we would be able to find at least one, in a state without the death penalty, who expected to be caught and imprisoned for life but committed murder anyway.

The jury had convicted Mr. Hayes of capital crimes on Oct. 5. Deliberations about whether to impose the death penalty are expected to begin next week.

If the prosecutor seeks the death penalty, as expected, jury selection will be especially long and complex because of the gravity of the process.

Almunia has been in discussions with banks for weeks and the resulting penalty is expected to surpass the record €1.5bn (£1.24bn) imposed on a cartel.