Sentence examples for issue punishments from inspiring English sources

The executive committee can issue punishments for incidents that take place away from stadiums if it determines it appropriate.

Eaton endorsed the setting up by Zifa of an independent disciplinary committee headed by a retired judge that will issue punishments for football-related offences.

contends Vincent doesn't have the power to issue punishments based on the collective bargaining agreement. .

The new rules also allow him to be selective in the way he pursues such cases and in how he issues punishments.

A judge overseeing a lawsuit accusing the Maricopa County Sheriff's Department of racial profiling in its immigration patrols issued punishments against the agency on Friday for its acknowledged destruction of records in the case.

Costas then asked viewers why coaches haven't issued punishments over such antics, wondering when a coach will finally bench a player "on the grounds of pure selfishness and unprofessionalism detrimental to his team".

The implications of Berman's decision extend well beyond the Brady situation, said USC law professor Jody Armour, and go to the heart of the way the NFL does business, as the only sports league whose commissioner both issues punishments and hears appeals.

Will the SPL issue any punishments to the newco?

The three basic issues of punishment are: Why punish?, Whom to punish?, and How much to punish?

The issue of punishment never came up.

Nascar is also likely to issue a punishment.