Sentence examples for tough fine from inspiring English sources

But one couple whose mothers were both at Mossley Manor, paying £450 a week for private care, said the tough fine should be a deterrent.

As part of the diagnostic workup, the altered regional lymph nodes were evaluated by means of a tough fine needle aspirate (FNA) and cytology.

glabra (Ohio buckeye) and A. flava (yellow buckeye)—have light, soft, tough fine-grained wood.

Advocates are seeking to remove tax advantages for animal products and to introduce tough fines for nitrogen pollution.

It implemented tough fines and even prison terms for those who illegally coordinated with the official campaigns.

That's why we consolidated enforcement in one city department and imposed tough fines and potential criminal penalties on anyone taking housing off the market and turning any unit into a year-round vacation rental.

Should social media companies' efforts stall, Khan suggested "more countries will start to follow or go further than" Germany, where sites face tough fines if they do not remove banned content within 24 hours.

Clear and affirmative consent to data processing, the right to be forgotten and tough fines for firms breaking the rules are some of the new features.

Legislation for tougher fines, whistleblower protection and public scrutiny of safety failures died last year.

The House bill would impose tougher fines on companies for drug safety violations, up to $10 million for a single violation.

Some ecologists and government officials have advocated for tougher fines and the threat of incarceration to deter buyers, sellers, and transporters of illegal exotic pets.