Sentence examples for the question of fines from inspiring English sources

"This case has gone quite beyond the question of fines".

The Treasury had been accused of dragging its heels over the question of fines after a Groceries Code Adjudicator, tasked with policing relationships between retailers and suppliers, was appointed two years ago, after years of investigations into the behaviour of the big supermarkets.

Although this type of clinical treatment has been reported to lead to spectacular relief, the question of fine tuning the frequency of the pacemaker to achieve an optimal result is empirically solved for the time being [ 44].

Then there is the question of the fine per barrel, which depends on an assessment of the company's culpability: it could be up to $4,300, giving a total of around $15 billion, on which there would be no tax relief.BP intends to use its second-quarter figures, due on July 27th, to provide its own assessment of its liabilities, and to show that it can meet them.

It helped the argument of those who believe the Frenchman to be overpriced and in this cash-soaked era of the domestic game poses the question of just how fine a footballer United's £92.5m investment has acquired., Pogba offered enough to suggest the hype is justified.

Studies by Bar and colleagues also addressed the question of coarse-to-fine processing in the human brain.

As has been reported previously, the sticking point between the two parties is a question of fines.

(We seem to have moved beyond the question of inequality, which is fine by me).

While the $1.8 billion Knickerbocker Fund is far larger than the costs associated with the baseball stadiums, this intervention leads to the question of where the administration draws its fine line.

But even the finest programs leave the question of who will watch.

The FSF has addressed the fine print, but the question of how to ensure taxpayers do not underwrite private risk-taking again remains unanswered.