There is little to no attempt to define "harms," or to work out precise sanctions.
But with disagreements behind the scenes over the precise sanctions to deploy, Labour allowed their political opponents to steal a march at Prime Minister's Questions - and gave more publicity to The Independent Group, which has alleged the party is "institutionally anti-Semitic".
It is said, however, that while the Board modified its original 'control' order under § 408 so as to permit sale or lease of the aircraft out of which the alleged antitrust violations occurred, the approval of the Board did not sanction the precise way in which Toolco allegedly used the power to the disadvantage of TWA.
Even under a use restriction, then, the choice open to the State is to forgo prosecution in at least a large number of accident cases involving illegal drivingthe precise situation where criminal sanctions are likely to be most appropriateor to forgo self-reporting in a large class of accident cases.
BP's commercial interests would inform the precise detail of the inevitable sanctions against Russia.
Sanctions are never precise, of course, they always hurt many innocent people both within the nation to which they are applied and sometimes even more so on the nations cooperating in applying them.
He did not detail the precise timing or content of the sanctions.
The Department for Work and Pensions produces a national sanctions "scorecard" that contains precise information about how jobcentre districts are performing on stopping people's benefits, it has emerged.
So the exact level of terrorist threat is not merely a matter of semantics: one would expect cabinet ministers to know the precise reason why Britain is effectively imposing economic sanctions on Tunisia – "sanctions" likely, through increased unemployment there, to add to the very terrorist threat to this country that the Prime Minister wants to enact punitive measures to combat.
France's deputy U.N. envoy Alexis Lamek said the experts annual report submitted to the sanctions committee last month was a "precise source of information on Iran's illicit programs and its methods of circumventing sanctions".
Individuals who explicitly state that they have been sanctioned before the sampling date are dropped from the data for the same reason.6 We only consider the event of a sanction as a binary indicator, since precise information on the level of the benefit cut is not available.
