Mechanics are available on the course, but calling one tacks on penalty kilometers.
The feds can tack on enhanced penalties for domestic terrorism, but federal statutes target terrorists who are linked to, or inspired by, foreign terrorist organizations and ideologies.
"They can garnish wages, they can intercept federal tax refunds, they can offset federal benefits including Social Security, and they can also tack on substantial penalties and collection costs," says Adam Minsky, a lawyer in the Boston area who specializes in student loan law.
In addition, they'll tack on predetermined penalty fees or other fees for "restocking" or "processing".
A deep completion to Junior Hemingway has a 15-yard roughing the passer penalty tacked on, which pushes U.M. well into N.D. territory.
The Cowboys were helped earlier in that drive when A&M's Jonathan Stewart hit Anyiam when he was out of bounds and the penalty tacked on 13 yards to the 9-yard reception.
The seller's contract, which was to be two years in length, spelled out that if the monthly payment of $1,500 was late, a penalty of $3,000 would be tacked on to the principal, and if a payment was missed, the seller could initiate foreclosure.
The bias intimidation charge was tacked on as a sentence booster to increase Ravi's penalty, if convicted.
Japan tacked on three more runs.
He tacked on a "not surprisingly" for good measure.
