Sentence examples for scale of fines from inspiring English sources

What the Government can do I'm really not sure – maybe a sliding scale of fines and bans.

Punishments range from warnings and a sliding scale of fines to points deductions and even expulsion from Euro 2012.

"We think this scale of fines cumulatively will be a deterrent, and the correct incentive for the innovations to be done by 2012," Mr. Dimas said.

The deputy governor of the Bank of England has called for better co-operation with US regulators over the scale of fines being levied on banks to ensure they do not weaken their financial position.

There should be sanctions for officers found guilty of grave misconduct offences, in the form of a scale of fines to be docked from pensions, and register of those who have been dismissed by one force or retired to avoid disciplinary hearings, the report says.

The Premier League will discuss the issue at its board meeting early next month but with the United manager set against ending his six-year boycott of the Corporation and with United seemingly ready to pay a sliding scale of fines, it is difficult to see how the BBC can take the issue any further.

Similarly, a cluster of 100 or 1,000 microreactor chips could theoretically yield amounts of material approaching the scale of fine chemicals production.

It was interesting to Paul that Koons had taken such a ubiquitous object and heightened it to the scale of fine art and then we take the actual object into an entirely different context, furthering the conversation.

Currently, continuous reactors are of increasing interest even for lab-scale and industrial scale syntheses of fine chemicals and pharmaceuticals.

"The scale of these fines imposed on Mossack Fonseca is embarrassingly inadequate," said Robert Barrington, executive director of Transparency International UK, which lobbies against tax havens.

The outcome of bank stress tests will be announced in December and will look at their ability to withstand global risks and the impact or scale of future fines for misconduct.