Sentence examples for further sanctions for from inspiring English sources

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.

Barack Obama held a meeting with US senators at the White House on Tuesday to ask them to hold off further sanctions for now while the talks appeared so close to a breakthrough.

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.

Further sanctions for offenders could see non-compliant material removed from search engines.

Morgan Stoddart has escaped further sanctions for his dismissal in Clermont Auvergne and is clear to play in Scarlets's European game with Leinster.

"We welcome the European Council's consensus today to show strong support for Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity and to prepare further sanctions for consideration in coming days," White House National Security spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden said.

Brian Cody is free to oversee the start of Kilkenny's National League campaign after it was confirmed that he will not face any further sanction for his sending off during the Walsh Cup final defeat to Wexford at the weekend.

The City striker escaped further sanction for his tackle on Arsenal's Alex Song because referee Martin Atkinson - who did not punish the Italian at the time - said in his report he had seen the incident.

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

Ben Cardin, the top Democrat on the Senate foreign relations committee, called for further sanctions from the new Congress when it convenes in January.

Hearts are currently subject to a Scottish Premier League-imposed registration embargo and could face further sanctions from the Scottish Football Association for entering administration.