Sentence examples for the additional penalties from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the rules state: "In circumstances that are flagrant and particularly injurious to the success of a tournament, or are singularly egregious, a single violation... shall also constitute the major offence of "aggravated behaviour" and shall be subject to the additional penalties hereinafter set forth therefor".

You can also add to this the additional penalties for failing to report foreign financial accounts, which can be even more severe.

What confounded me were the additional penalties for infractions that could only have been discovered if the enforcement officer had performed a 360-degree inspection of my car, which he or she obviously did.

It led to the additional penalty, the unsportsmanlike call.

It has been shown that the performance of the MR algorithms depends highly on the design of the additional penalty term on manifolds.

And the objective function of optimization is formed on basis of the power density model with the additional penalty items of lift-to-weight ratio, boundary constraints, aspect ratio (AR) and Reynolds number (Re).

EXTRA POINTS Coach JIM FASSEL said that IKE HILLIARD and RON DIXON would pay more than just a fine for missing Saturday's practice, but he declined to reveal the additional penalty.

There is no reason why an owner who happened to use, say, his car to commit Crime X should suffer the additional penalty of losing the car, while a criminal who committed the exact same offense without using a car will only suffer the usual fine or jail term associated with the offense.

This is the additional penalty that overqualified workers receive because of field-of-study mismatch; it is not the sum of a field-of-study penalty and the overqualification penalty.

Note that we have proved that the additional penalty term in the travel time is identical to the Lagrangian value of the respective capacity constraint [see ( beta_{a} ) in Eq. (13)].

In this paper, we use the Lagrangian multipliers method, introduced by Zhang et al. (2015), to fit for the different prior geological or geophysical information during the inversion procedure; the additional penalty function of the density bound constraints makes the recovered model more reliable.