penalty for default
penalty for delay

As with modern bankruptcy law, banning riba limited the penalties for default.

Take out a loan, which has to be repaid, presumably with penalties for defaults and delays?

And since the Government had made no provision for penalties for defaults on bids, this strategy worked like a charm.

And the penalty for default - being turned down for future credit - is more serious, deterring careless borrowing.

Transfer of the patents back would void the stockholder approved conditions of the merger on both sides, and would force google to pay the substantial (billions) penalty for default.

After lengthy negotiations (which included state and local guarantees to pay for cost overruns or funding shortfalls, penalties for defaults, and the imposition of two external financial monitors) and heavy pressure from Congress, Reagan administration officials released the $400 million on July 16, 1986.

It might have been, but he was hit with a penalty for delay of game with three seconds left.

When no timeouts remain, the home team will be assessed a 5-yard penalty for delay of game.

If they do so they are assessed a minor penalty for delay of game.

If they persist, the referee will have the authority to issue a minor penalty for delay of game to the home team.

This counts down the time the offense has to start the next play before it is assessed a penalty for delay of game (see below).

A whistle blows and they draw a five-yard penalty for delay of game.

"Now that there are state penalties for delays, we've had to do one, and the average assessment is more than two and half times higher.

As regards penalties for delays in addressing claims, I agree with the rapporteur's view.

The umpire, rather harshly, responded with a code violation penalty for delay of game.

Should a goalie play the puck outside this area, a minor penalty for delay of game will be imposed.

Instead, a yellow flag had been dropped near the line of scrimmage, and Army was assessed a 5-yard penalty for delay of game.

However, if the defense does not go offside, the offense will take a five-yard penalty for delay of game and punt the ball away.

A turnaround is urgently needed, including penalties for delays, which now can run into years, and an independent watchdog working for the public.

Hextall survived his next major mistake, a two-minute penalty for delay of game after he cleared the puck over the glass.

Although it wasn't intentional, the referee Don Koharski had to call the automatic penalty for delay of game.

It gave the Jets a 4-1 lead and it came during a power play that was caused by Healy's penalty for delay of game.

With the clock ticking on a five-year lifetime limit on benefits, recipients are ultimately the ones who will pay the penalty for delay.

For this, he was given a two-minute penalty for delay of game, creating one of six fruitless Ranger power plays.

Penalties for delay of game, defensive offside, false starts, pass interference and roughing the passer decreased at least 15 percent.

"We're giving him a five-yard penalty for delay of game," Mr. Berry told the judge, who advised the complainant to accept.

If he plays the puck behind the goal line and not in the trapezoid, a 2-minute minor penalty for delay of game will be assessed by the referees.

After a five-yard penalty for delay of game, the Tigers' Andre Ellington gained 41 yards on two plays, pushing into Georgia Tech territory.

Additionally, a player (usually a goalkeeper) may be charged with a minor (two-minute) penalty for delay of game for shooting the puck over the glass and out of play.

Part of the problem for the Devils was the absence of Stevens, their captain and leader, who took a penalty for delay of game when he grabbed the puck with his hand.

The European Union will impose new rules supporting the rights of airline passengers on Thursday, possibly forcing airlines to pay refunds and penalties for delays and cancellations, even if the cause is bad weather or other factors outside the airline's control.