Sentence examples for top of fine from inspiring English sources

One sitting magistrate, unconnected to Luton, has told the Guardian how demoralising it is to see defendants accruing fine on top of fine, with no hope of paying.

Where's the star-chasing skill in sourcing the most beautifully snowy dollop of burrata, weeping cream and wobbly as scrambled egg, then smashing it on top of fine toasted sourdough and scattering it with the reddest, sweetest datterini tomatoes glugged with peppery olive oil?

If someone pleads guilty the charge – which comes on top of fines and costs – is £150.

The new penalties would also come on top of fines imposed under the city's newly updated construction codes, which beginning in July will increase the range of penalties for immediately hazardous elevator violations up to $25,000.

In Click, routers are built on top of fine-grain components chained along the processing path, which provides the ability to quickly implement extensions by creating new components and connecting them to the computation workflow.

The maximum fine is $50 on top of fines incurred for related moving violations, such as running a red light or causing an accident.

Scanning electronic micrographs of the first coarse layer (a), the second coarse layer (b), the fine layer (c) and the cross-section of sample zx1-11with a thin layer on the top of the fine coat (d).

On top of any fine, landlords can also be hit with costs and a victim surcharge.

Those found guilty will have to foot the bill for DNA testing on top of a fine, she said.

"Closing the restaurant is a self-imposed punishment on top of the fine that will be meted out by the court," the statement reads.

On top of the fine, BNP is likely to be banned from clearing US dollar transactions for one year, a damaging blow to its international business.