Sentence examples for lead to a suspension from inspiring English sources

The goals are conditions for the aid, and failure to adopt the changes could lead to a suspension of the emergency financing.

That could lead to a suspension of aid and a Greek default, raising the risk of bank runs elsewhere, which the bloc remains ill-equipped to deal with.

"Who willingly admits to anything that could lead to a suspension of their licence?" one Asian captain asked in an interview with Reuters.

Repeat offences will lead to a suspension of up to one year for those who violate in an official capacity, or a 90-day cessation of activities for commercial enterprises.

"I don't like the arbitrary numbers assigned to technical fouls that would lead to a suspension, or the point system for flagrant fouls in the playoffs," Van Gundy said.

The new petty misdemeanor count carries a fine of up to $200, but it could also lead to a suspension or a fine from the N.F.L. Greg Aiello, a spokesman, said the league would review the case.

The 2005 case which sparked GMC investigations also led to a suspension in September 2010.

Washington's concerns about Mr. Chávez led to a suspension of United States arms sales to Venezuela in 2006.

Moreover, hitting another student or showing serious disrespect toward a teacher leads to a suspension from school.

George W. Bush's election, last year, led to a suspension of the meetings regarding Iran between the United States and Israeli officials.

She said Orsay had previously found "critical issues" at a factory in its supply chain which led to a suspension of production.