Sentence examples for per summons from inspiring English sources

The fine for unnecessary horn-blowing is steep — $350 per summons — although very few tickets are given out, which may explain the din.

Every three months after that, she wrote, the fine will increase by $500, with a maximum fine of $5,000 per summons.

These organic molecules are termed biomarkers (Summons, 1993).

According to a 2006 biography of Lugosi, in the first weeks of the show's run in Los Angeles 110 people fainted, 19 people left the theater "scared after the first act," and "10 wives per performance summoned husbands to escort them home".

The fine that the city collects from such tickets is low compared with the penalty for other offenses — $25 per ticket — but each summons offers the police an opportunity to check the person for warrants, which police officers say is one of the reasons that the police are so energetic about enforcing quality-of-life violations like public-drinking offenses.

Of the larger number of 4.4 million stops, only six per cent resulted in an arrest, and six per cent resulted in a summons.

He said that his superiors wanted "20 summons and one arrest per month".

"They want 20 and 1," Officer Adhyl Polanco of the 41st Precinct testified, explaining that meant "20 summons and one arrest per month".

She is more interested in conjuring up impressions of a place or a scene than telling stories, per se, or summoning the muse of abstraction.

The downside: Mr. Collier, whose Kennel Club cronies affectionately call him a bit of a control freak for tweaking every last detail of the show, has to steer clear of the premises and remain ignorant of the seven finalists, per his own rules, until summoned for the big pick.

The sheriff's office serves attendance-related court summons to an average of two or three parents per month, according to a spokesman.