Sentence examples for penalty new from inspiring English sources

Brady was asked if he had ever seen a game hinge so completely on a penalty new to the game.

Passengers flying before Sept. 30 who choose to postpone their travel may also do so without penalty; new travel must be completed by March 31 , 2001

He finds that some of them do offer a partial explanation (more jail time, for instance), whereas others do not (greater use of the death penalty, new policing methods).

Shockey punched the ball while celebrating an apparent first down near Green Bay's 15-yard line in the second quarter and was called for a 5-yard delay-of-game penalty, new to the rule book this year.

The case occurred as Italy's center-right government increased penalties — new fines of €10,000 and a two-year prison sentence — for anyone found defacing property.

Now the company finds itself at risk of criminal penalties, new federal legislation and tens of millions of dollars in fines from federal regulators.

We need to try "whatever it takes": incentives, penalties, new organizational structures.

That is the penalty New York law imposes for missing the April 1 deadline for a new budget.

While the public overall still favors the death penalty, New Yorkers' opinions are shifting.

Pearce spilt a Farah offload, Hodkinson failed to find touch off a gift penalty, New South Wales struggled with discipline.

Since the reinstatement of the federal death penalty, New York juries have returned such a verdict only once — in a 2007 case presided over by Judge Garaufis.