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"In the past, some rule violations would have not been considered finable," he said.

Using the word "accident" was a finable offense at a conference of more than 1,400 injury-prevention and control specialists that ended here on Sunday.

An uneasiness stirred inside, vague and inde- finable.

Something tugged at his memory then-something inde- finable.

Some local phone companies even pushed for, and won, city laws making profanity in phone conversation a finable or jailable offense.

It may also result in tailgating and/or overtaking on the right-hand side, both of which are forbidden and therefore finable as well.

For example, a failure to attend and to receive knighthood at Charles's coronation was a finable offence with the fine paid to the Crown.

--Eric Dear Prudence, Sorry to inform you that in California it is a finable offense to use a handicapped-designated restroom stall if you're able-bodied.

The Interregnum granted some respite to the Common Pleas, which abolished fines on original writs, hurting the King's Bench, but in 1660 the fines were reinstated and "then the very attorneys of the Common Pleas boggled at them and carried all their finable business to the King's Bench".

"I don't know what was said there that would be fineable," Williams said.

Until 1964, in fact, playing the game was a fineable offense in the state of Montana.

Pereria thought those words were a fineable offense.

They are generally used for non-violent, fineable offences and those that carry little incarceration time.

"It is not a fineable offense because the reason he didn't finish his match was only because he ran out of equipment," Armstrong said.

Non-compliance is a fineable offence.

It was one of 35 mushrooms to gain legal protection in Hungary in 2005, making it a fineable offense to pick them.

Big-time fineable, double today.

Of the ninety fineable incidences, twenty-seven were violations considered serious by OSHA.

A sexless face appeared in the air in front of me and informed me that screaming out loud in the middle of the night was a fineable offense.

Now, all the suspensions and transgressions, the parking-lot scuffles and the fineable offenses, balls hit over the heads of spectators and the drinking - especially the drinking - all seemed like they were done by another person.

(front page, April 16): While it is increasingly popular to criminalize rude fans, we must be careful as we continue to pass - and enforce - laws that make incivility and quality-of-life offenses not just fineable but also arrestable crimes.

Torre told his players of their selection on Tuesday, and he tried to rattle Stanton first, calling him into his office with Clemens and Pettitte and accusing Stanton of playing golf Monday, a fineable offense.