Sentence examples for proposes a fine from inspiring English sources

Larry Sanger proposes a fine distinction between knowledge that is useful and knowledge that is reliable, and there is no question that Wikipedia beats every other source when it comes to breadth, efficiency, and accessibility.

The House version proposes a fine of $10 million, which appears to be more palatable to the agency and industry alike.

This paper proposes a fine-grained implementation of matrix-free Conjugate Gradient (CG) solver for Finite Element Analysis (FEA) using Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) architectures.

Rather than aiming at a high-level classification, this work proposes a fine-grained taxonomy.

Basel III proposes a finer measure of bank liquidity that compares liquid assets (where each particular asset receives a different weight) to liabilities due in 30 days.

Last October, the agency proposed a fine of $1.9 million for SkyPan International, a Chicago-based aerial photography company, which the agency said made unauthorized flights in New York and Chicago airspace.

Maryland has proposed a fine of $5.7 million, which is pending, and in a separate action, revoked CashCall's mortgage lending license.

OSHA, which also proposed a fine of $118,300, decided to issue the citations now, during the government shutdown, to avoid a statute of limitations problem, Ms. Boxer said.

Records show that the pipeline agency has proposed a fine of about $150,000 in the same year over the company's failure to properly test several pipelines.

The action is the first instance of the commission's proposing a fine against a telemarketer under the company-specific regulations, according to David Solomon, head of the commission's enforcement bureau.

Three weeks ago the commission proposed a fine of $550,000 against the CBS division of Viacom for an incident during the Super Bowl halftime show when the singer Janet Jackson's breast was bared.