Sentence examples for smallest penalty from inspiring English sources

The smallest penalty was £9,900 against the internal auditor of Bank of Beirut for lack of openness in dealing with the regulator.

Given a subsample k, we estimate for a given permutation of the response the smallest penalty required to zero out all predictors, i.e., where is the jth column of the subsampled and mean-centered design matrix, and denotes the inner product of its two arguments.

For example, among all black male immigrants the 1980 1984 Caribbean-English and 1995 1999 Latin American cohorts have the smallest penalties on arrival in the USA.

While Barclays secured a modestly smaller penalty, the bank still paid record fines.

He said the "relatively small" penalty made it "unnecessary" to go to court.

Citigroup did not make a similar acknowledgment and paid a much smaller penalty even though it directly profited on the transaction, which was not the case with Goldman.

If they think the premiums are too high, they will pay the small penalty and wait until they are sick to buy coverage.

If you don't make your payments, you get most of the money that you've already paid back, less a small penalty for cancellation.

The charges of "betraying the public trust" would carry only a small penalty, and Mr. ElBaradei had left for a home in Vienna.

If not, and the bidder doubts that the bid can be fulfilled in play, the bidder may concede immediately for a smaller penalty.

By starting off with a small penalty for carbon emissions, politicians wouldn't have to take the blame for imposing immediate pain on the public.