The phrase "action or sanctions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing measures taken in response to a situation, often in legal, political, or organizational settings.
Example: "The committee will decide whether to take action or sanctions against the offending party."
Alternatives: "measures or penalties" or "steps or repercussions".
Would there be legal action or sanctions?
Britain and France have proposed a Security Council resolution that would criticize Syria but not include military action or sanctions, like those in a resolution on Libya.
"In fact, he added, even the appearance of pursuing the bomb was bad for Iran's security". As Hecker explained, completely getting rid of the Iranian bomb option is not possible through military action or sanctions with political pressure.
Published annually, the league table would make it easier to see which states were increasingly violating human rights and provide the impetus for legal action or sanctions against the worst offenders, according to the Greens.
On March 6th the Council passed a resolution expressing "extreme concern" about the attacks and authorising the UN to use chapter VII military action or sanctions to enforces its decisions against anyone found responsible.To that end, the UN is setting up a commission to determine who is carrying out the attacks rather than just whether they actually happened, as in past investigations.
A senior official told South Korea's Yonhap news agency: "We will make our stance clear when things are determined". But ruling party newspaper Rodong Sinmun earlier said nuclear action or sanctions taken by Washington would lead to an "unimaginable sea of fire" engulfing the US.
Also, the members of the board with accounting backgrounds would not play a role in determining disciplinary actions or sanctions against firms.
In the event of a possible violation of HIPAA or applicable law involving both University and SHC or LPCH personnel, the investigation must be coordinated and any correction actions or sanctions must be consistent between the organizations.
However, Wang insisted, continued diplomacy, rather than military action or stronger sanctions, was the best option at present.
THE news has become astonishingly routine: a major American museum announces it is relinquishing extraordinary antiquities because a foreign government claims they were looted and has threatened legal action or other sanctions if it doesn't get them back.
The government is due to submit a new three-year fiscal plan to the European Commission this month and E.U. finance ministers are likely to issue a virtual ultimatum in mid-February, giving Greece four months to take corrective action or face sanctions.
