Sentences with phrase «tough penalty calls»

I'm saying what I feel given that it does nt appear we are getting those tough penalty calls or that those kinds of calls ever go against RM in the CL.

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Being called on early was a penalty in the game — the analyst to get pushed to the end of the line was clearly doing a better job of being tough on management.

Executive Chairman and founder Jack Ma has called for tougher laws, better enforcement and stiffer penalties for violations.

Contribute it to what you want, penalties, freshman Qb, injured / bad O line or bad play calling but when you can not consistently move the ball and / or score you'll have a tough time beating anyone.

Oliver's penalty decision was a tough call to take, although at first glance in the stadium it looked correct.

DeAndre Yedlin had a tough night on the right side of defense, and in the 40th minute he gave away a controversial penalty for a handball, which the rules experts are still out on whether that was the correct call.

The mayor called for tougher penalties under the city's right of way law after a Staten Island woman was fined just $ 250 for running down a pedestrian in a crosswalk, killing her.

But, no doubt aware of the fact that most proposals calling for increased criminal penalties tend to be a tough sell with his Democratic conference, the speaker is treading cautiously on this one.

CITY HALL — City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and other lawmakers called for tougher penalties against sexual predators Tuesday following a rash of sexual assaults in the city that have left many women on edge.

Mayor de Blasio called for tougher penalties under the city's right of way law after a Staten Island woman was fined just $ 250 for running down a pedestrian in a crosswalk, killing her.

The Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) has called for taxpayers to be given a «last chance» to declare offshore income and gains before the introduction of a tough new penalty regime.

Throughout the year, Secretary LaHood called on states to adopt tough penalties for cell phone use while driving, and DOT released sample legislation lawmakers could use to pass texting bans in their states.

Trying to prevent incidents like this from happening again is one of the reasons why Brake launched its Roads to Justice campaign, which calls for tougher charges and penalties that reflect the suffering caused; investment in road - traffic policing; and for Government - funded support for road crash victims whose loved ones have been violently killed or have suffered life - changing injuries.