Sentence examples for obvious sanction from inspiring English sources

And in the criminal courts, the obvious sanction is to dismiss the prosecution for some abuse of process involving the defendant's human rights.

The first and obvious sanction in case of scientific misconduct, including plagiarism, is that the paper in question is not accepted by the journal or online publication.

The Socialist Party, and even some of the president's ministers, seem to work against him and his policies, and yet there is no obvious sanctioning of the dissenters.

Less obvious is when sanctions should ease off.

Given the fear that the Crimea crisis could turn into a sanctions war with Russia, the arrival of the Independence later this year should give Lithuania some solace.Russia's most obvious retaliation against Western sanctions would be to choke off energy supplies, particularly gas.

The November resolution attempted to address some of the obvious loopholes in previous sanctions.

Would they really sanction such an obvious slight on their own manager ahead of such a key game?

In "Foxes in Iran's Henhouse" (Op-Ed, Dec. 13), Vali Nasr and Ali Gheissari observe that Iran's Revolutionary Guards "have established a monopoly over the black market trade in embargoed goods" but do not draw the obvious policy conclusion -- that sanctions are counterproductive.

As it happened, the price of Brent crude did fluctuate between $50 and $70 in the first half of last year, before plunging decisively below $50 in early August, when it became obvious that the lifting of sanctions against Iran would unleash a massive increase in global supply.

As a result, China's burgeoning mobile internet industry will boast new, officially sanctioned platforms with obvious preference to domestic services.

Less familiar words and terms continue to be used within the military not to clarify tasks at hand but to obscure certain obvious realities even from those sanctioned to deal with them.