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One small environmental NGO used air pollution data against the UK government in the European Court of Justice, where it was sanctioned for its failure to protect citizens in 40 of the country's 43 urban zones.

In an effort to add pressure, Mr. Ouattara's government on Monday listed 16 Ivorian treasury, banking and cocoa officials it wants sanctioned for backing Mr. Gbagbo.

When a large corporation gets caught breaking the law, the costs can be severe -- for the firm if it's sanctioned, for employees blamed for the misconduct and investors if the news hurts the stock price.

The commission relied on its net neutrality principles when it sanctioned Comcast last year for impeding the Internet connections of some customers who were using certain file-sharing software.

Islam does not allow for the execution of the insane; neither does it sanction those who, for their own reasons, take the law into their own hands.

(Just yesterday, UBS heard from a federal judge that it would be sanctioned for having willfully destroyed documents in a sex discrimination case brought by a former trader).

Changs began using E-Verify, it was still sanctioned for hiring workers who managed to beat the computer.

Boletus calopus was originally published under the name Boletus olivaceus by Jacob Christian Schäffer in 1774, but this name is unavailable for use as it was later sanctioned for another species.

No doubt some supplicants feel so humiliated or intimidated that they "lose it", only to be sanctioned for their outburst.

No doubt some supplicants feel so humiliated or intimidated that they "lose it", only to be sanctioned for their outburst.

Some lawyers are assigned capital cases even when their work is appalling — and even when they have been sanctioned for it by the state disciplinary board.