Sentence examples for measures and sanctions from inspiring English sources

Its executive board is holding a telephone conference this Tuesday afternoon to discuss its next steps which "may include provisional measures and sanctions" at the Rio Olympics, starting 17 days later.

The IOC added: "With its zero-tolerance policy against doping, following the conclusion of this procedure, the IOC will take all the necessary measures and sanctions with regard to the withdrawal and reallocation of medals and as the case may be exclusion of coaches and officials from future Olympic Games".

Regional associations of statutory health insurance physicians take responsibility for quality improvement measures and sanctions.

They should institute stringent measures and sanctions that will make the cost of non-performance and non-disclosure very high.

These options do include non-violent, diplomatic measures and sanctions.

The National Defense Authorization Act, or H.R. 1540, funnels $662 billion to military efforts through 2012, and was sold as a fresh set of counterterrorism measures and tight sanctions on Iran.

The order is unusual because unlike similar measures authorizing terrorist designations and sanctions, it does not include a list of names or organizations already determined to be in violation.

Peaceful measures, such as diplomacy and sanctions, must have been exhausted.

And top lawmakers from both parties demanded "accountability" and began discussing a host of retaliatory measures, including sanctions and travel restrictions.

At a number of secret meetings with U.S. officials between 2004 and 2007, Dagan detailed a "five-front strategy" that involved political pressure, covert measures, counterproliferation, sanctions and regime change.

The announcement is the latest step in the Trump Administration's gyrating and sometimes contradictory policy on Russia: overtures to Putin or boons to Russia's foreign-policy goals one day, followed by punitive measures, including sanctions and the expulsion of sixty Russian intelligence agents, the next.