Príklady fining

• He was fined for defacing library books.

• She was fined for speeding last month.

• The council has begun to fine drivers who park in the bus lanes.

• The judge decided to fine him rather than impose a prison sentence.

• He was fined for impersonating a police officer.

• This succession could represent a fining-upward sequence due to subsidence of the shelf if preserved in the original stratigraphic order.

• This boundary fault also induced fining-upwards vertical patterns and synsedimentary deformation in the marginal facies.

• The trackways were found in the laminated fine sands and siltstones at the tops of fining-upwards sequences.

• A fining of the deposits can be recognized towards the south and east, in accordance with growing thickness and obvious change in depositional environment.

• This unit, in general, displays a fining-upward character.

• The fourth issue raised is that of outward conformity, and the formal submissions required of recusants wishing to escape the fining system.

• Shelf-derived carbonate debris flows and calciturbidites, accumulated on a subsiding passive margin after continental break, explaining their overall fining-upward character.

• The interpreted alluvial fan complexes accompany the west and east margin structures, and show an overall fining toward the basin centre.

• This bed shows a fining-upward from a coarse- to a medium-grained sandstone without other recognizable internal sedimentary features.

• By 1601 the court was fining people who had not given money to the collection.

• Compared to the inner fan facies association, these sediments show continuity of bedding, lack of slump features, thinning and fining-upward depositional cycles.

• The distributary channels are represented by large sandstone bedforms which are capped by a fining-upward sequence of fine-grained sediments deposited after distributary abandonment.

• Waning flow and shallowing resulted in the fining-upwards grading, and possible exposure of bar tops and channel margins for short periods.

• Undoubtedly some magistrates did their best to stamp out the crime by uncompromisingly fining and gaoling offenders.