Sentence examples for civil sanctions from inspiring English sources

It imposes neither criminal nor civil sanctions on any type of religious service or rite.

It eliminates the risk of criminal prosecution or civil sanctions, the banking association said.

It will also include civil sanctions – prohibition notices and orders – to tackle their sale on the high street.

But she warned that "other options, civil sanctions such as sending in the bailiffs, are equally unpleasant".

In many instances the objectives of such legislation can more effectively be achieved by civil sanctions, as, for example, suits for damages, injunctions, and the revocation of licenses.

MICHAEL FARZAN Brookline, Mass., March 24 , 2012To the Editor: Under the Stand Your Ground law, a shooter who claims self-defense can typically avoid any legal or civil sanctions.

Occidental paid out $100m£66m6m) to families of the deceased but escaped any kind of criminal or civil sanction.

And there will be some sanction: some civil sanction, some penalties, if they don't comply with a minimum standard or agree to come on board with us.

(Arthur Andersen was itself the recent subject of an S.E.C. civil sanction for the way it audited the books of Waste Management, the trash-disposal company, and agreed to a settlement without admitting or denying civil fraud allegations).

One federal court in Mississippi noted, "Disenfranchisement is the harshest civil sanction imposed by a democratic society.

At the Jan . 14hearing, he wondered aloud about the value and appropriateness of civil contempt sanctions.