Sentence examples for setting a fine from inspiring English sources

The Chicago proposal, setting a fine of $5 to $500 for offenders, echoes restrictions adopted in several smaller jurisdictions.

The problem with setting a fine at a much steeper amount is that the players' union might balk.

It is incumbent upon this writer, however, to suggest simply switching the light off, thereby setting a fine example in the fight to conserve energy and slow down global warming, the melting of the icecaps and other looming nasties otherwise encouraged by such wanton profligacy.

Maybe it should be enough that Borgen came along, that Downing Street is searching tirelessly for that holiest of grails, a woman-expert, that Newsnight is suddenly featuring ladies by the yard, not neglecting to add the surgically improved Katie Price to its trusty supply of Louise Mensch, thus setting a fine example to the Sun's Page 3.

They are setting a fine example for the young and old alike.

Cobby was recommended for the Military Cross on 3 June 1918 in recognition of his combat success and for being a "bold and skilful Patrol Leader, who is setting a fine example to his Squadron".

Carolina Herrera set a fine example, with her graphic take on green.

The captain, Conor Hourihane, set a fine example in midfield application, followed by Andres Gurrieri and the left-back, Onismor Bhasera.

As a guide to mid-Victorian cultural life, however, Summerscale is simply superb, and she sets a fine example of what cultural history can do.

Mr. Hamlett, a retired cattle trader who was drafted as mayor a few months ago when his predecessor left town in a nasty divorce, has not actually drawn up this ordinance, or set a fine.

But in this the on-screen family sets a fine example, since the plot is so elaborately convoluted that you may need to find a patient young child to explain it to you.