Sentence examples for judicial sanctions from inspiring English sources

But that obligation can be exacted only under judicial sanctions which are deemed precious to Anglo-American civilization.

A group that is found falsifying information and/or in violation of any campus or local policies will not be reimbursed and may be subject to judicial sanctions.

This comment earned equal parts silence and snickers, but as soon as Mr. Redington touched on the subject of "judicial sanctions" the din went down.

Lydia Prieg, banking researcher at the New Economics Foundation, said judicial sanctions alone were unlikely to change behaviour in Britain's banks.

The point of Mariella's article was not to criticise hard-working Foreign Office staff, nor was it to suggest that British citizens should be free to travel abroad immune from local laws or judicial sanctions.

A bank based in Jordan that had been accused of providing financial services to terrorists was hit with judicial sanctions on Tuesday for repeatedly failing to obey a court order to produce requested documents in the case — a six-year-old lawsuit filed by the victims of terrorist attacks.

Other judges have escaped judicial sanction but may be glad there is no appeal to panels of literary critics.

The commander's appeal to legal doctrine is scarcely likely to receive judicial sanction, unless he turns the courts into a pliable instrument for his own personal rule.

In Britain anti-social behaviour orders—a judicial sanction for disruptive conduct that falls short of criminality were widely used against the rowdy, and worse, in the 2000s.

'The procedure are to be de novo so that the court can consider the propriety of the withholding instead of being restricted to judicial sanctioning of agency discretion.

The statute made the awards of Section 9 subject to judicial control but only a dictum of this Court as to Section 10 and judicial interpretation of Section 2, Third, provided judicial sanction to compel compliance with their provisions.