Sentence examples for levy sanctions from inspiring English sources

The agency can levy sanctions if there are too many violations.

UEFA, European football's governing body, has not yet announced whether it will levy sanctions on either team.

The official, Pascal Lamy, delivered a similar warning in November as the Europeans were preparing to levy sanctions against the United States for tariffs on steel imports.

They would have to decide whether to accept the results or retract recognition of the Fujimori government and levy sanctions until new elections are called.

If it is determined that Syracuse knowingly violated its own drug policies, the N.C.A.A. could invoke the "willful violators" clause that allows the N.C.A.A. to reach beyond its four-year statute of limitations in order to levy sanctions.

And in each, the written agreement was filed in federal court as a consent decree so that any disputes over compliance would be subject to the review of a federal judge, who could levy sanctions.

Last week, the Treasury levied sanctions on an Iranian carrier, Mahan Air, which officials said ferried weapons for the Quds Force.

After the European Union and the United States levied sanctions against Russia, the country began signing high-profile gas and trade agreements with China.

To some observers, the relatively quick resolution to the Manziel case, and the comparatively light penalty, could add to criticism of the N.C.A.A.'s enforcement process, which has been chided for being unequal in levying sanctions.

While other states had levied sanctions against employers and empowered the police to check for citizenship status, Alabama's law staked out new territory, shutting off access for those in the state illegally to virtually every facet of regulated life, from water utilities to rental agreements to dog tags.

The US first levied sanctions against Iran following the country's Islamic revolution in 1979, when students seized the US Embassy in Tehran and held the Americans inside hostage.