Sentence examples for incurring sanctions from inspiring English sources
However, he did suggest that he would ease up on restaurant owners, saying he would give them "the opportunity to remedy minor violations without incurring sanctions".
The family's dedication to Songun, or a military-first policy, has led the isolated, impoverished and often famine-stricken nation to pursue a nuclear weapons program, incurring sanctions and worldwide condemnation.
Although it appears that flexibility is now reduced as the central government has prohibited districts from hiring contract staff, in reality it seems that is not the case for despite this 'ban', districts are still hiring staff on contract, apparently without incurring sanctions from the central government.
On both occasions, I was dealt with by the prison governor and incurred sanctions.
He has reportedly agreed to spend $2 billion to buy 20 advanced Russian fighter jets, though Egypt receives $1.3 billion in annual U.S. military aid, and a purchase from Russia could incur sanctions.
The latest figures reveal there are just over 300,000 claimants in the Wrag group – a number which is expected to rise as coalition reforms continue – and 8,440 of them have already incurred sanctions in the period from September 2010 to August 2011 for offences such as missing interview with advisers "without good cause".
The US has warned that the project could incur sanctions connected with Iran's nuclear programme.
If they failed, they could be put on a "tax havens" list and incur sanctions.
That is why it has to be possible for offences against the working time directive to be prosecuted and to incur sanctions.
Washington, in turn, says Moscow should stop backing the pro-Russian separatists - or risk incurring further sanctions from the West.
A season removed from finishing last in the Pacific League, out of the playoffs and incurring CIF sanctions, the Burbank High boys' soccer team showcased just how far it has come — at least in the eyes of first-year Coach Loi Phan.
