Sentence examples for a letter imposing from inspiring English sources

And the report called on the department to come up with a way to decide how to respond to violations of rules; by writing a letter, imposing a fine or expelling a lender from the loan program.

In early 2013, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office for Human Research Protections OHRPP) found that parents of the 1316 babies in the study had not been adequately informed of risks and sent a letter imposing sanctions to the University of Alabama, Birmingham, which led the study.

What's more, several years ago, a number of prominent Russian scientists accused the church in an open letter of imposing ignorance and clerical rule on Russian society.

On October 7, a Pentagon official, Dawn Bilodeau, sent a letter to the University of Phoenix imposing the suspension.

Marks and Spencer has written a letter to customers saying it imposes certain restrictions on the way fish are fed.

Under a nonjudicial proceeding, the stiffest punishment that can be imposed is a letter of reprimand, temporary restriction of movement and loss of one-half of two months' pay.

The Nets issued Calipari a letter of reprimand, but did not impose an additional fine.

On Wednesday, steel companies United States Steel Corp and Nucor rallied behind the workers, sending a letter to Obama urging him to impose the curbs.

Councillor Brigid Jones, in charge of education, said "floods of allegations" had been received in the wake of an anonymous letter outlining a plot to impose an Islamic agenda in a number of Birmingham schools.

Lawyers for a Penn State trustee, Ryan McCombie, said they had sent the N.C.A.A. a letter of his intent to appeal the sanctions imposed on the university.

The group will be generated by the x-letters which will be related to the letters (q_i) from (S( MM _k)), and also a-letters (a_1,ldots,a_k), A-letters (A_1,ldots,A_k) and some other a- and A-letters that help us impose the necessary commutativity relations that, in particular, make the group solvable, and contain "very few" extra elements.