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The community complained repeatedly and the owner of the mine was fined , but the City allowed the operation to continue . Ms. Browner said that the EPA is issuing guidance to the states to ensure that " they focus their control strategies on fine , rather than coarse particles " and do not concentrate on " farm tilling activities . Eventually , Judge Hogan held the reporters in contempt and ordered them jailed and fined , but the punishment was suspended while the reporters appealed . However , if your passenger is less stable on a bike , I would recommend running the risk of a fine , rather than the risk of a local hospital . This range of denominations shows that coinage was not designed just for infrequent purchases of expensive goods or for payments of taxes and fines , but for everday buying and selling of small items in the agora . Her skin was perfect ; her features fine , rather Greek ; her smile , quick yet sensitive . As a quiet period drama about an orphanage of cute kids , its fine , but as an endearing tale of man 's quest for personal discovery , it falls a few steps short of Galaxy Quest . If Card wants to write a rational ( ized ) , openly negative article against homosexual intimate relationships , fine , but there is a big difference between that and writing books that underhandedly provoke the hysterical playground-bully repression of queer youth . A complaint to DOT may accomplish the goal of eventually having the airline fined , but it will not reimburse the complainant for his or her loss of income or opportunity , and many individuals may suffer discrimination before action is taken . The disk normally works fine , but under certain circumstances the disk cannot be accessed , or appears to the system as being only 504 MB in size ( 528 decimal megabytes ) . The state of New York has collected tens of millions of dollars in fines , but we ca n't be sure where those dollars have gone . Fiduciary liability insurance policies generally exclude penalties , taxes and fines , but most policies cover certain penalties , taxes , fines and sanctions imposed personally on fiduciaries up to a separate limit or up to the policy 's aggregate liability limit . OPS often touts large proposed fines , but historically they have collected little if any of the money . There was nothing he could do to change the Nixon administration 's zealous anti-drug policy , but NORML was starting to challenge the marijuana laws and to work with state legislators who wanted to enact the Marijuana Commission 's recommended policy of " decriminalization , " which simply meant that people could be fined , but not jailed , for marijuana use . I noticed that Elmore Leonard is now in trade paper - which is fine , but there 's also something nice about going on vacation and packing nice , portable mass markets , that kind of thing . By the 1970s , many found in these images reassurance that nature was doing fine , rather than calls to protect the places that were n't yet ravaged . The ongoing practice of some enterprises to prefer regular payments of fines , rather than taking the necessary measures , serves as evidence for this function of the fines . I do not believe anyone is going to be fined , but I urge you to obey the law . " We prefer to work with people rather than hand out fines , but it 's our job to protect the environment and to provide a level playing field between construction sites that follow their permit requirements and those that do not . Of course , lots of cards are fine , but if you ca n't cast them all , they are n't doing much .