Sentence examples for get a sanction from inspiring English sources

He insists that sanctions are "used only as a last resort" and "about 99% of ESA claimants don't get a sanction".

"I have a real problem with programs that get a sanction of lack of institutional control and the head coach of that program walks away free and clear and moves on to coach at another school while the students are left to pay the price," Todd said at a news conference in Lexington.

I have the quiet righteous malice of one with better poems than other women's reputations have been made by"); and, most chilling, her astonishing declaration of her hatred for her mother, Aurelia, which runs on for pages in the journal for December 1958: "In a smarmy matriarchy of togetherness it is hard to get a sanction to hate one's mother"; "So how do I express my hate for my mother?

It measures the impact of a benefit cut on those individuals, who get a sanction when Z changes its value from 0 to 1.

It was the latest setback for Tyson, the former heavyweight champion, in his attempt to get a sanctioned bout against Lennox Lewis, the holder of the World Boxing Council and International Boxing Federation titles.

"I have a real problem when a program gets a sanction of lack of institutional control, and the head coach of that program walks away free and clear and moves on to another coaching position while the students are left to pay the price," Todd said.

Therefore, the probability of an individual getting a sanction increases when Z1 changes its value from zero to one.

Individuals registered at agencies that frequently impose sanctions have a 2.86 percentage point higher probability of getting a sanction than individuals registered at the other agencies.

"He has made a mistake and has got a sanction we don't believe fits what he did.

"I don't think it is fair that you can get a bigger sanction for an administrative failure than for an actual doping offence.

On Iran, where the administration would like to get an economics sanctions package through the Security Council but is facing the usual objections from China in particular, Mr. Obama, again, had little to say.