Sentence examples for face severe sanctions from inspiring English sources

If he refuses, he can face severe sanctions.

Fleisher could face severe sanctions from the player's union, which certifies agents.

Unless exam boards give 80% of their marks to Ofqual by early July, they face severe sanctions, including public naming and shaming.

While conducting fewer headline-making factory raids, the immigration authorities have greatly expanded the number of businesses facing scrutiny and the cases where employers face severe sanctions.

Medicare, concerned about the company's California operations, has said Theranos could face severe sanctions if the company does not adequately address the deficiencies uncovered last year.

That finding might be the most ominous, hinting that the program could face severe sanctions when the NCAA concludes its probe of the program in the coming months.

Despite facing severe sanctions from the Hungarian administration, some Jews escaped across the border to Romania, with the assistance of intellectuals such as Emil Hațieganu, Raoul Șorban, Aurel Socol and Dezső Miskolczy, as well as various peasants from Mănăștur.

This is going to be fun.' the new athletic director at Southern California, whose football and basketball programs face severe N.C.A.A. sanctions.

Linfield will face "severe punitive sanctions" if its fans sing the song known as 'the Billy Boys' at matches.

"A major part of that reaction appears to be that the manager and, by association the team and the club, now face quite severe sanctions".

Arsenal could be fined by Uefa following crowd disturbances during Wednesday night's Champions League tie against Galatasaray, with the Turkish club likely to face much more severe sanctions after their supporters threw flares onto the pitch at the Emirates Stadium.