Sentence examples for multiple sanctions from inspiring English sources

Another in-work UC claimant reported that he faced eviction after unpredictable working hours meant he incurred multiple sanctions for missing appointments.

But the timing of the prisoner swap, on the day the nuclear deal was due to take effect, triggering the lifting of multiple sanctions, pointed towards a strong connection.

Title belts have lost value as they have proliferated in the age of multiple sanctioning bodies, but still, Mayweather has collected a lot of them.

The alphabet soup of multiple sanctioning bodies has been boiled down by a partial to return to man against man, rather than belt v belt, but the wider public still assume it would require a bus to transport all the world heavyweight champs from A to B. In reality the Klitschko boys have the game sewn up.

The United Nations has enacted multiple sets of sanctions meant to sever North Korea's links to international trade and finance networks as punishment for its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.

The U.S. government didn't officially sanction multiple census box checking until 2000.

New bills have recently been introduced in both the House and the Senate to impose multiple layers of new sanctions on Iran for its support of terrorism, human-rights abuses, and missile program.

I am not, and never will be, a fan of the extended advantage – by which I mean the sanctioning of multiple phases of play following some greater or lesser offence, after which the game is brought back for a scrum, a free-kick or a penalty.

But then that standard should be applied across the board, even in the fantasy suites -- after all, which god deemed that multiple sexual partners is sanctioned only within the sacred confines of a petal-strewn hotel room in the tropics?

The placement of the angelic figures establishes the recognition of the public that Thecla's actions and her miraculous salvation from multiple attempted slaughters were sanctioned and facilitated by a higher power based upon her unshakable faith.

"Iran's overall economic relief as a result of [the lifting of] sanctions is multiples of this amount" currently frozen in banks, said Mark Dubowitz, director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a conservative think tank in Washington that has been critical of Iran.