Sentence examples for vast fines from inspiring English sources

Unburdened by the constraints that shackle most of her 27 fellow commissioners, she can block mergers, launch surprise raids on private offices and threaten multinationals with vast fines.

The vast fines imposed for misconduct – even the FCA levied £1.5bn in 2014 (paywall) – adds to their burdens, though far too many have been levied on banks whose shareholders foot the bills, not on venal or incompetent individuals.

Details of Barclays' vast fine emerged on June 27, but the markets took things in their stride and Barclays' share price remained largely unchanged over the day.

On Halloween this year, KaDeWe invited shoppers into its vast fine-food department, billed as Europe's largest, where for $180 they could eat and drink all they wanted and dance until the wee hours.

But in 1964, the year his play "The Best Man" became a film, with Henry Fonda as a Presidential candidate — Vidal said that an agent's suggestion that Ronald Reagan play the part had been laughingly rejected — Vidal published "Julian," a vast, fine-grained portrait of the apostate Roman emperor, which marked Vidal's first appearance at the top of the Times best-seller list.

But the length to which Mr. Almunia has already gone to reach a settlement, and his stated aim of winning quick results for consumers, strongly suggest a preference for an amicable outcome that would avoid the need to impose a vast fine on Google, which the company would almost certainly contest in court.

The connection between money and kinship systems is ancient, profound and a source of vast fine scholarship.

So, now you have added significant, professional recording capabilities to your very approach to recording, to interviewing, and to podcasting, which can not only save a lost project after contamination ― you can now apply vast fine touches to both sides of a discussion which otherwise would be mixed as would preclude any reasonable approach to such touches at all.

Wood-burning stoves and inserts put out vast amounts of fine particle pollution.

This shot a vast cloud of fine dust high into the stratosphere, which circled the globe for years afterwards, leading to worldwide climate cooling.

Hübner headed over and Liverpool found themselves within touching distance of the Champions League group stage – a vast reward for fine margins.