Sentence examples for penalties in relation to from inspiring English sources

Countries have chosen a wide range of criminal and administrative penalties in relation to arms and dual-use trade-related offenses (Bauer 2014).

Countries have chosen a wide range of criminal and administrative penalties in relation to Weapon of Mass Destruction (WMD) and dual-use trade-related offenses.

In August, HSBC warned that the penalties in relation to such allegations "could be significant".

The Tynecastle club's share issue brochure revealed HMRC "claimed unpaid tax liabilities of circa £1.75m (excluding interest and penalties) in relation to the arrangements between the company (Hearts) and Kaunas FC in relation to certain players who were loaned to the company by Kaunas FC".

The glycemic target range in the ICU was defined as 80 to 110 mg/dl [ 8, 9], with a penalty value for all BG values lying in this range, therefore set at 0. Hyperglycemic and hypoglycemic events were amplified (in terms of the assigned penalties) in relation to the magnitude of their deviation from the target range.

The stability of these classification results may be caused either by the aggregation of global and local alignment scores in a single similarity measure or by the appropriate combination of scoring matrices and gap penalties in relation to the sequence diversity between the two yeast genomes.

The output disparity is the one with the lowest average matching cost with an additionally penalty in relation to the aggregation region being small in size.

"The penalty is in relation to an incident that took place in May, when commenting on the Premier League fixture between Chelsea and Tottenham via Twitter.

If Congress amended the existing oversight law as Tillerson suggested, the U.S. would no longer honor sunset clauses that were agreed to in the 2015 nuclear agreement and would impose new penalties against Iran in relation to its ballistic missile program ― an issue that was not covered by the nuclear deal.

In a statement, the council said: "Our figures show that in the last academic year, two fixed penalty fines were issued in relation to persistent late attendance by pupils.

"To seek to impose a financial penalty on an independent Scotland in relation to the decommissioning of Faslane might be seen as undue pressure and could easily play into the hands of the SNP," he said.