Sentence examples for planned penalty from inspiring English sources

Energy-intensive companies should be spared the government's planned penalty on carbon dioxide emissions or they will migrate overseas, the UK's biggest business organisation has demanded.

The festivities are planned, penalties for incurring their gourmet-style wrath are disclosed by the narrator, and the party itself begins.

Small firms will struggle; even big ones will find the planned penalties steep.Even more contentiously, the directive covers any firm that does business with Europeans, even if it is based outside the EU.

In U.S. stocks today, Micron Technology was stronger after South Korea said it would reduce memory chip shipments to the U.S. if the Washington agreed not to impose planned penalties on Hynix Semiconductor.

Portugal coach Paulo Bento said his side had planned their penalty shoot-out strategy - and Cristiano Ronaldo was down to take the fifth spot-kick.

While there is minimal literature comparing the regulatory climate for housing between metros, the best report was one written in 2006 by the Cato Institute's Randal O'Toole, called "The Planning Penalty". It calculated the average costs added to homes by government regulation in every metro area.

It is difficult to convince many migrant parents to register their children, as they fear the information will be used to levy a family planning penalty.

After their son was born, the two did not remarry due to their fear of cumbersome procedures and family planning penalties.

Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty planned to hold a vigil outside the prison for Gleason and his victims.

Of working with Khan, Negi recalled that everything was planned, "including the penalty stroke that SRK missed.

Separately, the commission notified Con Ed that it planned to seek penalties of up to $1 million for a gas explosion in April in Floral Park, Queens, that leveled a two-story house and killed a woman who lived in it.