Sentence examples for decide on sanctions from inspiring English sources
"We're in no hurry" to decide on sanctions, said one senior administration official, noting that South Korea's new president, Roh Moo Hyun, and Japan's prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, will both be in Washington in coming weeks.
They would also need to decide on sanctions for those who break them.
The AL will meet on Saturday to decide on sanctions, according to the deputy secretary general, Ahmed Ben Heli.
The ministers could ultimately decide on sanctions, although in the past severe action has been taken only in cases of coups or other overt interruptions of democratic process.
Uefa's control, ethics and disciplinary body will meet on Tuesday to decide on sanctions against Russia before their game against Slovakia in Lille the following day.
He suspended the trial last Monday after defense lawyers said they needed most of the week to study 96 pages of material that Mr. Lember had provided them last weekend and then decide on sanctions to request.
The punishments of several schools have recently been lightened because the coach was no longer employed when the N.C.A.A. Committee on Infractions decided on sanctions.
In deciding on sanctions, Mr. Bush went beyond the lawmakers' list to order American financial institutions to cut any ties with the Commercial Bank of Syria, citing money laundering concerns.
We decided on sanctions, and we felt that it would be unfair to our farmers and our industrial workers if our athletes were to act as if nothing atrocious had happened.
The Swiss prosecutor Cornel Borbély, who has headed multiple ethics committee investigations in recent years – including into the former Fifa president Sepp Blatter – and Hans-Joachim Eckert, the former German judge who chaired the committee's adjudicatory chamber, which decides on sanctions, said they had "hundreds of cases" ongoing that will now be stalled for years.
President Obama had said he would decide on new sanctions by the end of 2009; in fact, new, stronger sanctions were only voted on by the Security Council this June.
