What should Stern's "substantial sanctions" be?
"This was an unacceptable decision by the San Antonio Spurs, and substantial sanctions will be forthcoming".
Until the country is taken off the list, the United States must vote against I.M.F. and World Bank loans to Tripoli, and substantial sanctions remain in place.
The authority upheld - or partially upheld - seven complaints in its latest quarterly round-up and warned of "substantial sanctions" if more occur.
Although these sanctions did not affect the bank accounts of these individuals, they were nevertheless substantial sanctions and were as proportionate to the conduct at issue as was the monetary sanction imposed on Chambers.
He vowed to impose "substantial sanctions" on the Spurs, then followed through by fining the team $250,000 for the couch day, raising a significant question for bosses everywhere: when is it unreasonable to give someone the day off?
When they were no-shows for the Spurs game at Miami, however, Stern went all Mount Vesuvius and bellowed that there would be "substantial sanctions" for Popovich sullying one of his showcase games.
In return, Iran would receive economic incentives that would be initially modest, with the prospects of more substantial sanctions relief under the comprehensive deal to be negotiated by next spring.
Third world student leaders throughout the U.C. system coalesced in support of her findings and went directly to the U.C. chancellor demanding structural reforms, serious and substantial sanctions, and a complete elimination of all racist, sexist, demeaning and/or condescending events sponsored by fraternities and sororities.
That agreement expires on 24 November and the aim of the current talks is to replace it with a comprehensive deal in which Iran would accept limits on its nuclear activities for several years, in return for more substantial sanctions relief.
