Sentence examples for administering penalties from inspiring English sources

Catching violators and administering penalties also correlated with successful protection, the researchers report in the 5 January issue of Science.

On average, OFAC administered penalties against about 20 corporate entities per year (ranging from a high of 28 penalties in 2013 to a low of nine in 2016) for sanctions violations during the Obama administration.

He administers all penalties.

Administering the penalty — which often includes special treatment in prison and years of legal proceedings to ensure due process — is too expensive.

But a report by the independent Garda Inspectorate considered McCabe's information to be "credible" and found that there were consistent and widespread breaches of policy by those charged with administering the penalty points system.

The new powers suggested for civilian police staff and police support volunteers include administering fixed penalty notices, conducting searches and carrying CS or PAVA sprays, which are considered weapons under the Firearms Act.

These days their powers have been muted somewhat, although if ratings suffer perhaps GBBO overlords could consider introducing some vigilante pie police, visiting rogue contestants under the cover of darkness to administer harsh penalties for gateau transgressions.

As Justice John Paul Stevens wrote in Baze v. Rees, a 2008 case involving a challenge to lethal injection, capital punishment is too often "the product of habit and inattention rather than an acceptable deliberative process that weighs the costs and risks of administering that penalty against its identifiable benefits".

But he did say Uefa should administer harsher penalties against national teams whose fans are found guilty of racially abusing players.

A Board of Rights has the power to administer major penalties, including lengthy suspensions and terminations.

If Brand chooses to discipline Knight, he can fire him, administer a penalty or ask him to resign.