Sentence examples for will face a fine from inspiring English sources

Violators will face a fine of $500.

You will face a fine of at least 1,000 Canadian dollars.

Anyone who violates the ban will face a fine of 2,000 ringgit, or about $650; six months in jail; or both.

If the deadline is missed, the companies will face a fine of 1.5m reais for each day the balance remains unpaid.

He lives too close to the edge, and won't be buying insurance, even though he will face a fine under a provision called the individual mandate, which penalizes most Americans who don't buy coverage starting in 2014.

If Twitter does not hand over the information within two weeks, it will face a fine of a thousand euros (about thirteen hundred dollars) per day — not much for a company recently valued at over eleven billion dollars.

Getting caught in violation of the traffic laws will be costly: Drivers found blocking intersections will face a $65 fine the first time and fines of up to $200 for each subsequent offense.

Either way, they will face a hefty fine.

If tow operators refuse service, they will face a $500 fine for the first offense.

QPR have been confirmed as npower Championship title-winners after the Football Association revealed they will face a £875,000 fine instead of a points deduction.

Cyclists caught carrying objects, including handheld communication devices that prevent them from keeping one hand on the handlebars, will face a $50 fine, up from $25.