Sentence examples for of those sanctioned from inspiring English sources

One of those sanctioned by the EU last week was Joseph Kobzon, a popular Soviet-era singer.

There is also cumulative evidence that many of those sanctioned have little or no knowledge of why they are being punished.

The Oxford-based research showed that between June 2011 and March 2014, more than 1.9m sanctions were imposed on people receiving jobseeker's allowance (JSA), with 43% of those sanctioned subsequently ceasing to try to claim the benefit.

Nigel Kushner, chief executive of W Legal and an expert in sanctions, warns that the worst-case scenario for the Saudis is if the US decides to put individuals and businesses on the list of those sanctioned under its Magnitsky Act.

In 2009, claimants with mental health problems only constituted 35percentt of those sanctioned.

The European Union added 15 names to its list of those sanctioned in response to worsening violence in Ukraine, where separatists clubbed their way into control of another regional government headquarters Tuesday.

Proper punishment has its place, as Emile Durkheim long ago taught us, in reestablishing the bonds of social life; including for those sanctioned.

His goal is to compete in triathlons and running events, but most of those are sanctioned by organizations that follow the World Anti-Doping Code, under which he is serving a lifetime ban.

Again, because we vacate the imposition of sanctions, we do not address the propriety of the amount of those sanctions.

What is the status of those sanctions, and what good do they really do?

But this past weekend, Iranians greeted the official lifting of those sanctions with far less fizz than expected.