Sentence examples for higher level sanction from inspiring English sources

The higher level sanction is the loss of the standard allowance of 91 days for a first failure, 182 days for a second higher level sanction within a year, and 1,095 days (three years) for another failure within a further year (disregarding "pre-claim" failures).

A high level sanction can be imposed if, for example, a claimant fails for no good reason to take up an offer of paid work.

The higher level of sanction for people who refused a job or left one without good reason would be three months for the first time, six months the second time, and three years subsequently.

Hence they think western sanctions are unfair, and might let you know about it – even in Moscow, which exhibits a higher level of dissent than elsewhere in Russia.

Follow another higher level.

The first batch of high-level appointments sanctioned by the new constitution has been made.

The Oxford study also highlights the possibility that some areas of the UK, where high levels of sanctions corresponded to relatively low levels of food bank use, are affected by "hidden hunger".

A confidential cable written in July 2004, after New Zealand imposed high-level diplomatic sanctions against Israel, comments: "The GoNZ [government of New Zealand] has little to lose by such stringent action, with limited contact and trade with Israel, and possibly something to gain in the Arab world, as the GoNZ is establishing an embassy in Egypt and actively pursuing trade with Arab states".

"We will be instituting the highest level of economic sanctions".

In the U.S., Robert Wright wrote in The Atlantic online that maybe Barak calculated that by giving these interviews he could succeed in "scaring America into either ratcheting up sanctions to even higher levels or going ahead and bombing Iran".

Heads of civil society organisations have said encouraging openness in countries with higher levels of corruption should be more about promoting benefits than imposing sanctions.