Sentence examples for lead to sanction from inspiring English sources

Failure to comply with the Safe Harbor can lead to sanction by IFER, NCOs, and/or governmental bodies.

More specifically, we will use this time to discuss the potential impact of the study findings: discovering poor practices will not lead to sanction of the volunteers or programme manager in Uganda, but will contribute to the improvement of the RC managerial practices in general.

Failure to do so could lead to sanctions from Ofcom, including a fine.

Continued shortfalls lead to sanctions that can result in removal of the staff.

But the verdicts will not lead to sanctions by the league.

Countries thought to be at risk could find themselves in an "excessive imbalance procedure" that could also lead to sanctions.

This power would apply retrospectively and could lead to sanctions such as pensions being cut for currently retired officers.

A finding that he violated the state rules could lead to sanctions as severe as removal from the bench.

Stephen Timms, Labour's shadow work and pensions secretary, said the admission that officials fabricated quotes should lead to sanctions targets for Jobcentre staff to be scrapped.

With China in their sights, American senators passed a bill earlier in May that could lead to sanctions against foreign countries deemed to manipulate their currencies.

Mkandawire said Malawi's failure to attend the Games could lead to sanctions after the IPC provided the country with £4,000 funding.