fined

• “He had what she called a fined-down look, but concentrated effort of mind and body had given him a hint of distinction.”

  The Girl from Keller's

• “Forcing people to buy healthcare or be fined is not in the constitution.”

  Hatch: 'This is one lousy bill'

• “If the employers had of been fined from the start this never would have happened.”

  Arizona governor bucks senator's request over immigration law

• “The bottle of the gall subtracts from thence all the superfluous choler; whence it is brought to another shop or work-house to be yet better purified and fined, that is, the heart, which by its agitation of diastolic and systolic motions so neatly subtilizeth and inflames it, that in the right side ventricle it is brought to perfection, and through the veins is sent to all the members.”

  Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel

• “Rep Edwards stated that citizens will not be "fined" for choosing not to purchase health insurance.”

  No angry mobs, but tough questions at Maryland town hall

• “Then we'll get "fined" when we must choose between car insurance or healthcare!”

  Senate Democrats continue talks on health care compromise

• “From 2015, manufacturers will be 'fined' for every car they produce that emits too much carbon dioxide.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Future Fuels

• “If countries are going to be 'fined' for breaking their caps, who is going to collect the money?”

  Another adapter of the Rabett Simple Plan to Save the World

• “Insurance actually is the only product which Americans fund in advance, but are then "fined" already by those insurers if they make a claim, or are blacklisted on the internal industry's database through their underwriter's network.”

  The FaceBook Obama Poll: Another Liberal Terrorism Manuever?

• “We are told that the Attorney General has been 'fined' £5000 for her failure to photocopy the unfortunate cleaner's documents.”

  Scotland 0, Home Office 5000

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