Sentence examples for imposing a sanction from inspiring English sources
"We have put RT on notice as a result of this breach and if RT breaches our due impartiality rules again we will consider taking further regulatory action, such as imposing a sanction".
Kirsty McHugh, the chief executive of Employment Related Services Association, the representative body for the employment support sector, also called for an overhaul including the introduction of an "early warning" system which could be used at first offence rather than imposing a sanction.
Six months after the (hypothetical) benefit cut, the probability of taking up employment for a welfare recipient who is at risk of being sanctioned increases by about 58 percentage points (0.5802), when the welfare agency decides to increase the sanction rate from below to above the median level, thereby imposing a sanction on the individual.
For example, rules that empower people to make wills and contracts perhaps can be re-characterized as part of a long chain of reasoning for eventually imposing a sanction (Austin spoke in this context of the sanction of "nullity") on those who fail to comply with the relevant provisions.
"The disciplinary committee therefore imposed a sanction of a three-week playing suspension.
The new sanctions process will allow Ofcom impose a sanction against all Channel 3 regional licensees that broadcast material in breach of the code.
The judge said she was considering whether to impose a sanction, which lawyers say could be a modest fine or a letter to disciplinary officials.
We have imposed a sanction which we consider fair and proportionate to what he did, while having due regard to the proper consideration of deterrence.
Once again, the commission did not impose a sanction, but it made the new policy official and put broadcasters on notice there would be future penalties.
