Sentence examples for expected sanctions from inspiring English sources

The trading commission this year levied a major $200 million fine against Barclays for manipulating interest rates, the first of several expected sanctions against big banks.

Sergei Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, said on Monday about the expected sanctions that Russia for now would not "fall into hysterics" or take retaliatory measures.

The rebellion led by Ian Smith in Rhodesia in 1965, which Harold Wilson, Britain's prime minister, expected sanctions to end within "weeks rather than months", was sustained by neighbouring South Africa for 14 years.

State party officials blame poor accounting and lack of oversight for a debt they put at $400,000 and for expected sanctions by the Federal Election Commission that are likely to include substantial fines.

But since the government in Khartoum was obliged, under an earlier UN Security Council resolution, to show progress on all these fronts or face sanctions, one might have expected sanctions to be applied.The UN does not like to be rushed, however.

At Stanford, for example, a task force released recommendations for policy changes at the Palo Alto campus last week, including setting expulsion as the expected sanction for sexual assault violations.

Even so, few policymakers in Washington expect sanctions alone to end the regime's nuclear ambitions.

Senior Russian officials have said they expect sanctions against the country to be in place for years or decades to come, and have reiterated that Moscow will look elsewhere for new allies.

Of course, the situation in Russia's finances is - for the lack of better terms - fluid, primarily due to ongoing tensions and uncertainty of events in Ukraine (the World Bank expects sanctions to be lifted in the second half of 2015, Russia expects these to start to ease next year).

Otherwise, the company should expect sanctions.

Asked whether he expects sanctions against Chisora, Warren said: "That's up to the governing bodies to decide.