"of penalty" or "on penalty"?
| A fixed maximum number of penalty points can be collected each trimester. |
| This amount can not be a basis for levy of penalty as it was adhoc disallowance. |
| Hence there is no question of penalty being imposed on such employees as alleged. |
| Before concluding we may state that clause 22 is not in the nature of penalty as alleged. |
| It may be a good idea to impose a monetary or another form of penalty on yourself every time the sin is committed. |
| Failure to do so may result in confiscation of goods or imposition of penalty for violating the provisions of the I. |
| Lambert - With Ramirez's added quality to set up more chances he's worth a look, with the added bonus of penalty duty. |
| It's incredibly frustrating watching us miss a succession of penalties, easy chances and conceding last minute goals. |
| However, Campbell doesn't expect it to have nearly the same impact on the sport in terms of the number of penalties called. |
| This scheme of penalty waiver will be open only for a period of six months from the date of enactment of the Finance Bill, 2012. |
| Verdict: Uruguay win on penalties. |
| England went out on penalties for the first time in 1990. |
| Women were forbidden, on penalty of death, even to see the Games. |
| He had scored in the 2008 final in Moscow before Chelsea lost to Manchester United on penalties. |
| Chelsea went on to win the match 4-1 on penalties, following a 2-2 draw at the end of normal time. |
| Other philosophers would argue that being moral is logically required on penalty of being irrational. |
| I know he saves Johnson in defense and all, but concede one and score two - that is better than losing on penalties. |
| Why aren't you complaining about that? Also the NSW lost the game on penalties, trying to stir up QLD and it backfired. |
| They squeezed through to the knock-out stages by thrashing Thailand 4-0, but went out on penalties to Japan in the quarters. |
| The Aggies scored in every way imaginable and thankfully for the Yellow Jackets had three touchdowns called back on penalties. |
| Wichita incurred 16 minutes in penalty time with eight minors. |
| Kharlamov was also feisty, leading the Soviets in penalty minutes with 16. |
| It can also result in penalties against any US citizens involved in any illegal activities. |
| Tiles in penalty stacks must always be kept face up to differentiate them from the player's pile. |
| Some estate agents are flouting consumer laws and risking up to $220,000 or more in penalties by Photoshopping their advertising images. |
| Even grassroots efforts fall under this umbrella and stepping across those lines can result in penalties from the IRS and loss of nonprofit status. |
| Some estate agents are flouting consumer laws and risking up to $220,000 or more in penalties by Photoshopping their advertising images, observers warn. |
| They were given a masterclass in penalties from Matt Le Tissier and then got the chance to do it at Wembley at half time during the Manchester derby -Community Shield game. |
| In May last year, RWS paid $530,000 in penalties for reimbursing casino entry levies for media representatives and not maintaining its surveillance system to the standards required. |
| Soon, those incentives will change to penalties. |
| You are informed that such acts are liable to penalties. |
| A member state may ignore these decisions but then be the subject to penalties or fines. |
| And if someone violates those laws, there is a good chance that they could be subject to penalties. |
| The tax will bring vapid literary ambitions within bounds and the liability to penalties will make literary men dependent upon us. |
| World Cup Match #59: Portugal (0) vs England (0) 3:1 PSO This was the second quarter-final soccer match to go to penalty kicks in order to declare a winner. |
| Best Answer - Chosen by Asker Some of the counts may be related in such a way that they are joinable as to penalty - sometimes as a matter of judge discretion, other times as a matter of law. |
| Freedom of religion will once again become silence under penalty on imprisonment or death. |
| Therefore, disallowance under section 14A also does not call for penalty. |
| HJK pleaded for penalty that should have been given but the referee continued to favour the home side. |
| The figure for that year was estimated to be $14 billion for penalties paid for by employees and individuals. |
| North East South West 1 S Pass 2 S Pass 4 S Pass Pass DBL RDBL Pass Pass Pass Part score contracts of 1 or 2 are rarely Doubled for penalties. |
| I don't blame Hodgson, given the small amount of time he's had with the team - but I would blame him if come the next World Cup, England aren't the best prepared team for penalty shootouts. |
| This means that during the cooling off period you can change your mind and cancel the agreement without penalty. |
| Once consumers are able to switch from one provider to another without penalty, there's absolutely nothing to stop your customers leaving you when they're unhappy. |
| For example, where an infringer can demonstrate commercial use of a claimed invention more than one year before the patent filing date, that use may be allowed to continue without penalty. |
| The fundamental issue with penalties remains one of mental strength. |
| I wish the initial stages of the game remain close, with penalties becoming to order. |
| Using easy to understand contracts with penalties for late payments can help protect you financially. |
| This game should not have been decided by penalties. |
| The next thirty minutes produced few chances and no goals and so the game would be decided by penalties. |
| Simba coach Milovan Circovich said he is happy as long as his team did not lose the match and was worried after Yanga pulled the equaliser through penalty. |