Sentence examples for penalty ordered from inspiring English sources

McLaren, desperate not to suffer a heavy penalty, ordered Hamilton to allow Trulli, who had regained the track, to return to third.

The previously highest fine was an $11.5 million penalty ordered in 1991 against the Angus Chemical Company and IMC Fertilizer Group, operators of a Louisiana fertilizer plant where an explosion killed eight workers and injured 120.

Turkey aspires to join the European Union, and a recent report on Turkey's performance in the membership process harshly criticized journalists' arrests and a record-high tax penalty ordered in 2009 against Dogan Media Group, which has been critical of the government.

Perhaps the most significant change came in January, when Gov. George Ryan of Illinois, a Republican who was a longtime proponent of the death penalty, ordered a moratorium on executions after discovering that since 1987 the state had freed 13 prisoners from death row because they were found to be innocent.

Iran is also caught in a tightening noose of economic and diplomatic penalties ordered by United States, the United Nations and the European Union, including an embargo on purchases of Iranian oil set to come into force on July 1.

"I'm concerned about companies that, under permissive state laws, indemnify their officers and directors against disgorgement and penalties ordered in law-enforcement actions, including those brought by the commission.

Against Enron, the commission issued what officials called its first "death penalty" order against a wholesale trader.

It is meant to suggest that capital cases are unique; that every "i" must be dotted before the courts will sign a death penalty order.

[13] investigated an adaptive choice of the penalty order in group bridge regression.

Wiens was charged with criminal defamation and given a penalty order to pay a fine of €330.

(Different penalty orders can be readily implemented by changing the difference matrix D accordingly).