Sentence examples for face further sanctions from inspiring English sources

Blackpool could face further sanctions from the Football Association for failing to control the crowd.

It gave the company two months to reduce wholesale rates further, or face further sanctions.

Once the university and SEC penalties are over, Pearl hopes Tennessee will not face further sanctions from the N.C.A.A.

The African Union said it was giving the coup leaders six months to restore constitutional order or face further sanctions.

Totti's automatic one-game ban for the red card will force him to miss a showdown against league-leading Lazio on Nov. 7, but he could face further sanctions for chasing Olivera into the tunnel.

There had been suggestions that he might face further sanctions for a one-fingered gesture towards the fans, but the FA have stuck to the same ban given to Jamie Carragher for a similar incident in 2002.

The object was handed to a Uefa official, a warning was sounded over the PA system but the Swiss club could face further sanction.

A weekend in which he was promoted to, and then demoted from, the podium will not have done anything for his equilibrium and the four-times world champion may face further sanction.

EU leaders have warned Russia it faces further sanctions if Ukraine's presidential election fails to go ahead.

Speaking at the UN Human Rights Council, Mr Kerry said he had warned Russia that it faced further sanctions if the conditions of the ceasefire were not met in full.

If the Iranians sign the protocol they will look even weaker domestically because they have been railing against it for years, Mr. Sazegara and other analysts said, but if they do not sign it they will face further economic sanctions and lose the chance to gain international approval.