Sentence examples for penalty to return from inspiring English sources

For the following season, the league instituted a rule permitting a player serving a minor penalty to return to the ice when a goal was scored against his team.

He paid a $70,000 penalty and agreed to return $400,000 in commissions.

Under the European convention on human rights, many of these individuals could not be deported because they came from countries with poor human rights records and faced torture or the death penalty if forced to return.

BP, which has already pleaded guilty to 11 counts of felony manslaughter and other charges and agreed to pay a total of $4.5 billion in fines and penalties, is scheduled to return to court again on Feb. 25.

While the penalties for failing to return an item on time for library users younger than 21 might not seem high – 10 cents per day for a book, $1 per day for a CD or DVD – they can add up and be onerous for children from families of limited means.

They would face a huge financial penalty should they need to return to claiming benefits at a later date following a job loss.

Foley hit back with a penalty two minutes after the restart to square the match at 14-14 before a scrambling Wallabies defence was forced to concede another penalty which Steyn kicked to return the Springboks into the lead.

When the Internal Revenue Service demanded more than $1 million in back taxes and penalties, he was forced to return to the ring to pay off his debts.

Four minutes after the restart, Dragons extended that advantage with Jones's fifth penalty before Laidlaw was able to return in time to see Meyer fireover a superb kick from inside his own half.

Jews were to "depart and never to return" under penalty of death and confiscation of their possessions.

The Liverpool captain scored two penalties at Upton Park on Sunday to return Brendan Rodgers' team to the top of the league and overtake Kenny Dalglish on the club's scoring chart with 173 career goals.