Sentence examples for lesser suspension from inspiring English sources

If he returns after a year, he faces a lesser suspension The Dolphins (0-4) may be headed toward their first losing season since 1988.

There was still a slim possibility that Rodriguez would accept a last-minute deal for a lesser suspension, perhaps for 150 games, without an appeal.

Baseball officials have threatened to issue Rodriguez a lifetime ban, but they are hoping that before Monday he will agree to accept a lesser suspension that would last through the 2014 season.

Drummond has alleged that Gay lied to authorities to win a lesser suspension.

Three sports law experts said the players could argue in court that Goodell exceeded the scope of his authority or acted capriciously and arbitrarily in deciding the penalties, which included lesser suspensions for the Saints' Will Smith (four games), Green Bay's Anthony Hargrove (eight games) and Cleveland's Scott Fujita (three games).

He said the number of such suspensions are down because the department set a new policy last year that called for students to receive lesser forms of suspension before being sent to the district office.

Meanwhile, the former IAAF anti-doping chief Gabriel Dollé was given a lesser five-year suspension from the sport because of "an inexcusable lack of due care and diligence rather than of corruption".

Those who are not fired faced a range of lesser penalties, from suspensions to the loss of vacation time or a letter of reprimand.

Lesser punishments may include suspension of a license for up to two years or a public reprimand.

Penalties for lesser charges would include suspension or revocation of one's license and mandatory aggressive-driving education.

As a result of his pleading guilty to a lesser offense, his racing suspension was reduced to one year and his license was reinstated this week.