Sentence examples for penalty one from inspiring English sources

Briefly, California's state law requires helmet use by <18-year-old cyclists, with the mandate taking effect on January 1 , 1994 and phasing in a $25 penalty one year later.

Russian law does not contain the possibility of house arrest as a penalty: one can be held under house arrest pending trial, but one cannot be sentenced to house arrest.

The 'GGG'-triple however strongly deviates from this rule; it causes a relatively large intensity penalty: One 'GGG'-motif give rise to the reduction of the intensity on the average by a factor of about 10−0.2∼0.63 compared with the mean intensity.

Or: football, for instance, where one team can best another over 90 minutes purely on one change of play: one last minute goal, one penalty, one moment of genius, and suddenly United flip City or vice versa, but there are just enough gaps in the grey to argue: yes, though the score might say they won it, the other team was better.

Washington did not convert on the power play, but Kenny Jonsson was called for a slashing penalty one second after it ended.

Most of these studies are concerned with the human genome but it would be useful to know if some design criteria could be relaxed for smaller and less complex genomes and in general what kind of penalty one has to pay in terms of data quality when relaxing constraints on specific oligonucleotide properties.

Three came from penalties (one on the rebound) and another was an own goal.

"Let's give the death tax the death penalty!" one-ups Rudy Giuliani.

Some states, even ardent pro-death penalty ones like Alabama, are slowing down.

Simon was assessed two two-minute minor penalties, one for roughing, one for cross-checking.

Later, Belfour took two penalties, one for slashing John LeClair in the crease, the other for elbowing him in the corner.