Sentence examples for drastic sanction from inspiring English sources
But they say that there are legally vulnerable points in the judge's ruling that if reversed on appeal might well enable the company to avoid the drastic sanction Judge Jackson has now endorsed.
In the U.S., such bodies have imposed drastic sanctions where there is evidence of research misconduct.
Political commentators in France have urged him to impose drastic economic sanctions on senior figures within the Assad regime; to launch a diplomatic "confrontation" with Russia; to utilise the international criminal court for crimes against humanity; to begin negotiations with Iran; to arm the Syrian opposition; or to organise a negotiated peace plan in the UN to prepare for the post-Assad era.
Without drastic reversals on sanctions, the Iranians will be unwilling to walk back their nuclear advances, and vice versa.
But while a handful of dairy farmers may have profited, the main impact of the Russian government's counter sanctions has been negative: a drastic rise in food prices, hitting poorer parts of the population above all.
Sanctions on the bank would have drastic consequences for Iran's economic transactions mostly dominated by the powerful Revolutionary Guards.
The conservative Heritage Foundation recently advocated for drastic measures, including a suspension of diplomatic ties and targeted sanctions, it said were needed to change behaviors and restore the credibility of the U.S. among the warring parties.
Iran has promised to make drastic cuts to its nuclear programme in return for the gradual lifting of sanctions as part of a historic breakthrough in Lausanne that could end a 13-year nuclear standoff.
The only sanction that can be applied against a failing facility is to close it down, a drastic result that rarely occurs.
The country was severely hit by a drastic cutback in recruitment by the South African Chamber of Mines in 1976 and, like Zambia, paid heavily for obeying UN sanctions against Rhodesia and for supporting the liberation movements.
