Sentence examples for penalty stemming from from inspiring English sources

JPMorgan is bracing for an even larger penalty stemming from shoddy mortgage securities it sold to the government.

Kevin McHale can resume work with the Minnesota Timberwolves on July 18, a nearly two-week reduction of his penalty stemming from the Joe Smith salary-cap dispute.

Because of such variances in the execution time among slaves, static parallel computing results in a considerable penalty stemming from workload imbalance.

The penalty stemmed from his positive test for a stimulant in 2003.

The spur to the public debate on the death penalty stemmed from a trilogy of miscarriages of justice.

The most recent penalty stems from an incident on Tuesday night, when Cuban criticized the officials after his team's 116-110 loss to Seattle.

The penalty stems from Kushner's testimony about making payoffs to International Boxing Federation officials that surfaced during this summer's trial and conviction of the former I.B.F. head Bob Lee.

The action, which forced Goldman to pay a $36.3 million penalty, stemmed from an incident in 2014, when a junior Goldman banker took confidential information from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

The penalty stemmed from a donation Trump's charitable foundation made in September, 2013, a twenty-five-thousand-dollar payment to a political group supporting the reëlection of Pam Bondi, the Attorney General of Florida.

The penalty stems from the violation of a rule known as Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts, or Fbar(pronounced EF-bar), that requires American taxpayers with overseas bank accounts and foreign assets to file a special disclosure with the Treasury Department each year.

The penalty stems from multiple inspections initiated after one complaint.