Sentence examples for set fine from inspiring English sources

If the student can live with the limits we set, fine.

After the Soviet Union collapsed there was a brief interregnum during which the relationship between the west and Russia was set fine.

It goes beyond simply telling parents what their child did or did not do within the app to identify the child's individual strengths and weaknesses, their overall personality type, their progress on each skill set (fine motor skills, shape recognition, etc)., and it will even inform parents how they can help continue the child's education in the offline world with specific tasks.

The government liberalised its policies with a law that took effect in October 2013 making the possession of small amounts of cannabis punishable by a set fine of 100 Swiss francs.

In a geostatistical approach to the inverse problem, a set fine grid values of permeability and porosity is perturbed in order to match the synthetic response of the model with real production data (Mata-Lima 2008).

The guidelines also set fines of $1,500 to $5,000 for "interfering with screening" through "physical contact," and fines of $500 to $1,500 for unspecified "nonphysical" interference.

The guidelines also set fines of $1,500 to $5,000 for "interfering with screening" through "physical contact," and fines of $500 to $1,500 for "nonphysical" interference.

They did get Scopes's conviction reversed, but on a technicality that the judge, not the jury, had set his $100 fine; Tennessee judges were then permitted judges to set fines only up to $50.

State law authorizes municipalities to make and enforce regulations preventing housing blight, and to set fines for violations of up to $100 a day.

This framework can be used to examine the appropriate level of fines, and to see if there are ever reasons to exempt companies from fines.In thinking about how to set fines, it helps to start from the extremes.

The $1 billion is a down payment on restoration to be paid for through the Natural Resources Damage Assessment — an amount that will be set by the federal judge who also will set fines under the Clean Water Act.