Sentence examples for points imposed from inspiring English sources

Now they are stunned yet helpless at the penalty of relegation and docked points imposed by the ECB, who are simultaneously providing the money to keep them alive.

As part of the government's Road Safety Plan, to be published this week, the fixed penalty notice for dangerous mobile use will rise to £150 from £100, while persistent offenders will face having four penalty points imposed instead of three.

However, a difficult 1996 97 season was compounded by a deduction of three points imposed just after Christmas, as punishment for the club's failure to fulfil a fixture against Blackburn, which ultimately resulted in relegation.

The Convention has been launched, and its agenda is far wider than the four points imposed at Nice.

Another useful feature of kriging is that it considers data redundancy and ensures that close points impose appropriate effect in predicting the target.

In contrast, traditional methods such as linear mixed models that are based on the individual time points impose a parameterization on the functional form of the mean.

Garner said customers who do not use its regular savings products will take a cut, but not any more than the quarter point imposed by the Bank.

A high court judgment, issued on Monday morning, struck down the six-month cutoff point imposed by the NEC for members to vote in the leadership contest, with Mr Justice Hickinbottom saying it was a breach of contract against the five new members who brought the case.

One of the crucial new disclosures in the panel's report was that as many as 41 of the 96 victims of the disaster had the potential to survive beyond the 3.15pm cut-off point imposed by the coroner on the orginal inquiry.

"[Lenovo] remains encumbered by a penalty point imposed for backtracking on its commitment to eliminate PVC vinyl plastic and brominated flame retardants (BFRs) in all its products by the end of 2009.

The OFT the legal body behind the ASA will at some point impose a ruling.