Sentence examples for settlement of fine from inspiring English sources

The soils in khadins are fertile due to regular settlement of fine sediments brought down by the runoff water and their potential for producing food grain is well recognized for securing a dependable harvest.

The settlement of fines between financial institutions and regulators is always a courtly dance.

Roger Clemens has donated money to charities as a settlement of the $50,000 fine assessed by Major League Baseball for throwing a shattered bat in Game 1 of last year's World Series.

The clerks who work in the settlement program use a set schedule of fine reductions, which are tied to the severity of the infraction.

The fine, a settlement of a federal suit filed in March 1999, is one of the largest penalties ever imposed on any private or government agency for violating the 1990 Clean Air Act, an agency spokeswoman said.

For instance, coarse soil particles are usually advantageous for preventing the settlement of an embankment compared to fine soil particles.

The leading Wall Street banks are slated to pay up to $1 billion in fines in settlement of to-be-filed charges that they issued misleading stock research and curried favor with top executives through the issuing of shares in hot IPOs, according to leaks made to press outlets yesterday.

"This settlement resolves the issue of fines for past violations and allows DEQ to commit all of its resources to overseeing Duke Energy's clean-up process," DEQ Secretary Donald R. van der Vaart said in a statement announcing the deal.

BP has currently only provisioned $3.5bn for [Deepwater Horizon] fines, so any settlement of the order of $15bn-$15bn-$20bn result in a significant profit and loss charge.

District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau said $37 million of the settlement was a fine.

A settlement includes a fine of $775,000, which federal regulators say should be a warning against future abusers.