Sentences with phrase «average fine»

To give you an idea, here are average fines in a few different cities:

A summary of fines and penalties from ICE reveals that this surge in enforcement of a legal U.S. workforce included a 500 percent increase in penalties from worksite enforcement actions (over $ 5 million), a nearly two-fold increase in I - 9 audits (2,200), a record - breaking 180 criminal prosecutions of employers, and the debarring of more than 97 businesses, compared to 30 last fiscal year, with average fines exceeding $ 110,000.

The average fine in recent years has been $ 33,453, but 531 nursing homes amassed combined federal fines above $ 100,000, records show.

@Mo1 everyone is entitled to their opinion.You believe his average fine by me but i do not think so i believe he needs to concentrate and focus on being the top Keeper he should be.To do this he should just leave arsenal and go to a team where he will get many games and over there he should focus and be concentrated so as to make the right decisions in goalkeeping.He was destined for greatness but his mistakes are overshadowing him.He needs focus.He should leave arsenal.

The average fine artist in the US made $ 44,400 in 2014.

In December 2013, the Winnipeg Free Press conducted a review and discovered the average fine for a first offender was approximately $ 1600 (link to article).

Other criminal cases resulted in fines (average fine, $ 1,700), probation (average of 547 days), community service (on average 120 hours), or writing a letter of apology.

Over the past three years a total of # 815,960 has apparently been issued in fines to businesses as a result of workplace injuries affecting apprentices or young employees, with the average fine standing at more than # 26,000.

The overall findings showed that the average fine for a first DUI is $ 347.

In 2010 - 11, there were three reported convictions with an average fine of $ 130,000.

Based on Fisheries and Oceans Canada's Charges and Convictions bulletins, in 2008 - 09, there were six reported convictions with an average fine of $ 74,000.

Based on the six convictions reported in Environment Canada's Enforcement Notificationsin 2008 - 09, the average fine was $ 16,000.

Remove this one large fine from consideration and the average fine climbs to $ 39,219.

The average fine starts at $ 165 and can easily top $ 400, but worse than the initial payment is the addition of points on your drivers license, which will cost you hundreds each year for the next three years.

The average fine is at least $ 200 and it's not uncommon for someone to get a $ 400 or $ 600 fine.

Using the current $ 150 statistic for the average fine amount (which is low in my opinion) in our calculations, we tabulate that the average person will save roughly $ 360 by taking defensive driving rather than just paying the fine.