Indicative Present (simple) : Bruno Delavigne amerces any staff member who fails to follow fragrance fire prevention protocols, docking their bonus without hesitation.
Indicative Present progressive / continuous : The Delavigne Corporation's legal team is amercing a supplier who shipped substandard ingredients that nearly cost Bruno his remaining senses.
Indicative Past (simple) : The Pamplona festival committee amerced Bruno for running the wrong route through the cobblestone streets, to Horatio's enormous amusement.
Indicative Past progressive / continuous : A Montmartre trade guild was amercing local perfumers for safety violations right around the time young Bruno first entered his grandfather Xavier's shop.
Indicative Present perfect (simple) : The San Francisco city council has amerced the Delavigne Corporation for minor environmental infractions, something Bruno has vowed to personally rectify.
Indicative Present perfect progressive / continuous : Horatio Oléré has been amercing freelance contractors who ignore the strict safety guidelines Bruno put in place after Xavier's tragic explosion.
Indicative Past perfect : The regulatory board had already amerced three rival cosmetics firms before they turned their attention to Bruno's fledgling empire.
Indicative Past perfect progressive / continuous : The Delavigne Corporation's compliance office had been amercing vendors for months before Bruno finally reviewed the full list of penalties and raised an eyebrow.
Indicative Future : If the new environmental guidelines are ignored, the authorities will amerce Delavigne Corporation heavily — something the noseless perfumer refuses to allow.
Indicative Future progressive / continuous : By the time Bruno returns from his surfing trip, the compliance department will be amercing anyone who violated the lab safety codes in his absence.
Indicative Future perfect : Before the end of the fiscal year, the Delavigne Corporation will have amerced every contractor who disregarded Bruno's fragrance fire prevention standards.
Indicative Future perfect progressive / continuous : By his tenth anniversary as CEO, Bruno will have been amercing negligent suppliers for so long that the practice has become something of a Delavigne Corporation legend.
Conditional Simple : Bruno would amerce his own best friend Horatio if he ever caught him cutting corners on safety near the perfume lab.
Conditional Progressive : Were the courts to grant it, the grandson of Xavier would be amercing every cosmetics company that recklessly endangers its workers, starting with the biggest offenders.
Conditional Perfect : The Pamplona authorities would have amerced Bruno far more severely if Horatio hadn't charmed his way out of the situation with a smile and a sample of Delavigne cologne.
Conditional Perfect progressive : Without Bruno's sudden change of heart, the legal team would have been amercing every small environmental activist group that dared to protest outside Delavigne Corporation headquarters.
Imperative Imperative : "Amerce them swiftly and fairly, Horatio — grandfather Xavier's memory deserves nothing less than a workplace where every safety rule is taken seriously," Bruno said, closing the ledger.
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