Sentence examples for fine sanction from inspiring English sources

If inspectors find problems, the regulator has the right to fine, sanction or even withdraw a firm's license.

A commission spokeswoman, Gloria Ford, said rule violations could bring fines, sanctions against individual employees, and even suspension of a casino's license.

If the federal regulator finds that CME did not meet the standards of so-called self-regulatory organizations, it could fine or sanction the exchange.

But with a plea deal with the US authorities finalised at the end of last month, Schlumberger set a corporate record it would probably prefer not to be noticed: receiving the largest corporate criminal fine for sanctions violations in US history.

RP Martin said its new senior management team co-operated fully with the FCA and CFTC in their investigations and entirely respect the fine and sanctions imposed: "Over the last 12 months the board comprehensively restructured the firm's governance, systems and controls, and compliance procedures".

With public accountability and transparency in Beverly Hills at an all-time low, what a fine message sanctions and jail would send to those whose transgressions go against the greater good of public infrastructure improvements like transit.

Citigroup The NYSE investigates member firms in cases where it suspects wrongdoing and has the authority to levy fines and sanctions against brokerages and their employees.

On the other hand, I am compelled to tell you that the Obama administration has been considerably more consistent in the imposition of fines and sanctions against foreign companies who violate the framework of sanctions against Cuba, that engage in business transactions with us.

The E.P.A. did not levy fines or sanctions against either Hyundai or Kia.

There are fines for sanctions busting and exchange rate fixing and "settlements" for multifarious dodgy practices.

Two other Penn State officials are facing criminal charges for not reporting the attacks, and Penn State has been fined and sanctioned by the N.C.A.A. and other collegiate football groups.