Sentence examples for suggested fine from inspiring English sources

While the suggested fine pales in comparison to the check that JPMorgan is expected to write, lawyers point out that the eventual cost could far exceed what the government has asked for because the jury's decision is likely to spur a torrent of class-action suits that could cost Bank of America many billions of dollars in settlement payments.

Most did not feel a need to further modify PPS, with the exception of two experts who suggested fine tuning to better define some performance status indicators, specifically oral intake and mobility.

A friend suggested fine-tuning the material by showing it to an audience while narrating.

Some Russian deputies have even suggested fining cinemas that show too many foreign films, or banning foreign words.

One reader identified as markjay1 from New York City suggested fining dog owners if their pets misbehave onboard: "Every bark, yelp, growl or whine costs the owner $25, no limit.

Other coaches, including Canberra's Ricky Stuart, have suggested fines be levelled at players guilty of lower level offences rather than suspensions.

In this paper, two grains levels intrusion detection system (IDS) is suggested (fine-grained and coarse-grained).

An MSP suggested fines should be considered for people feeding gulls in Dumfries.

Upon the agreement on all statements, some participants suggested fine-tuning the title of first theme (revised from "initial screening" to "initial screening and assessment") to better reflect the first stage of discharge planning process.

How this would contribute to the suggested "fine-tuning" of HIF-regulation is however not obvious, because a strong, constitutive sequestration of FIH by ARD proteins would merely attenuate FIH activity towards HIFα at all oxygen concentrations.

While the arrangement was meant to suggest fine photography in a New York setting, these and other Madison Avenue photographs lacked even the high quality of the work in fashion magazines.