In the off-season, Pete Rozelle, the commissioner, banned the practice, with a fine of $500 for offenders.
According to this bill the penalty of encouraging FGC practice is a fine of 1 5 million Iraqi Dinars, while the penalty of FGC performers is a fine of 2 10 million Iraqi Dinars and/or imprisonment for 6 months to 3 years.
Bega practiced a fine-grained realism similar to that of his better-known contemporary and fellow Dutchman Vermeer.
To conceptualize what telemedicine does in interdisciplinary work practices, a fine-tuned analysis is needed to assess how IT systems re-shape the social relations between professional groups.
Mr. Almunia could also seek a settlement in which the company agreed to modify its practices without a fine or guilty finding, or drop the case entirely.
Between the ongoing FTC lawsuit and a finding last year from the Korean Fair Trade Commission KFTCC) that Qualcomm's unfair licensing practices warranted a fine of nearly $1 billion, it appears that competition regulators are beginning to take seriously longstanding complaints about Qualcomm's behavior.
Now, Quiet Please: The Mental Game of Art and Tennis, at Berkeley Art Center, takes a more psychoanalytic approach to a sport that is often perceived as a high-class hobby but, in practice, requires a fine-tuned amount of focus.
Team Oracle: Before the America's Cup, Team Oracle, helmed by Larry Ellison — no stranger to skulduggery — was fined for spying on its opponent, and subsequently was required to turn over ten photos, miss five days of practice, and pay a fine of fifteen thousand two hundred dollars.
We have this practice down to a fine art to the point where it is a unique national capability that we can project military power anywhere.
