Sentence examples for nor suspended from inspiring English sources

Given that I have rightfully not been disqualified nor suspended from athletics competitions and given also that I expected these processes to be expedited I, on my own volition, resolved not to compete in athletics competitions until these processes had been completed.

Mr. Martin's injury occurred in a state with the worst safety record for racetracks, a place where most trainers who illegally pump sore horses full of painkillers to mask injury — and then race them — are neither fined nor suspended and owners of those drugged horses usually keep their winnings.

Some of the demonstrators outside city hall complained of a double standard, saying that Chief Wright, who is white, was neither criminally charged nor suspended after he was accused of trying to run over a black officer, Paul Davis, in 1999.

We've had two or three strikes, but they were quickly settled, especially once the strikers saw that we would neither lock them out of the plant nor suspend their benefits during the work stoppage.

If a minister is suspected to betray secrets to an enemy, the Senate not sitting, cannot the President displace nor suspend?

The judge ruled in favour of Ms Young, adding that neither a fine nor a suspended sentence would be a sufficient penalty.

Ethical principles: the supplier must not have undertaken unethical, unprofessional or fraudulent activities and nor been suspended, debarred, or otherwise identified as ineligible by any UN Organization or the World Bank Group for reasons related to unethical behaviour.

Zimmermann, who was neither suspended nor fined, denied after the game that he intentionally hit Hamels.

"The mobilization is not suspended nor canceled," the groups said in a joint statement after the meeting.

It was not clear whether the pair had been suspended, nor whether they would return to their jobs.

The bill neither specifies the misconduct for which an MP might be suspended, nor puts in place any quasi-judicial process for arriving at such a judgment.