Sentence examples for length of suspension from inspiring English sources

While this length of suspension may be unprecedented for a MLB Player, so is the misconduct he committed.

IM Sports will notify the ejected participant (or captain) via email on the length of suspension within 5 business days of the ejection.

When I asked Zink about this familiar sensation, he at first responded by describing the distinctive form and length of suspension bridges that makes them sublime: "They are the biggest, the most monumental, so of course our eyes are going to be drawn to them".

When I asked Zink about this familiar sensation, he at first responded by describing the distinctive form and length of suspension bridges that makes them sublime: "They are the biggest, the most monumental, so of course our eyes are going to be drawn to them". And then he drifted around to musical analogies a vertical piano, or a giant harp, like the one Mainstone had imagined.

As the span length of suspension bridges increases, the diameter of cables and thus the wind load acting on them, the nonlinear wind-structure interaction and the spatial non-uniformity of wind speed (including the vertical and horizontal variations) all increase consequently, which may have unnegligible influence on the aerostatic and aerodynamic behavior of long-span suspension bridges.

"This second draft has done that, doubling the length of suspension for serious offenders and widening the scope for anti-doping organisations to impose lifetime bans".

Orza, baseball's lead labor lawyer in disciplinary matters, has been successful in reducing the length of suspensions imposed by the league presidents.

The N.H.L.'s general managers will meet on Tuesday in Toronto to discuss the progress of the league's expanded rule against hits to the head and boarding as well as the length of suspensions, among other topics.

Another potential remedy would be trying to deter players from cheating through harsher punishments: increasing the length of suspensions, voiding the contracts, or even deducting wins from the teams of players who test positive.

Despite the severity and visibility of the hits -- Dawkins's occurred in a prime-time game and Woodson's in the game in which Emmitt Smith broke Walter Payton's career rushing record -- Tagliabue said the league was not considering an increase in the amount of fines or in the length of suspensions.

Shortening the length of suspensions, which mostly affected schools with the highest suspension rates, was associated with improved attendance but worse school climate.