Sentence examples for prison sanctions from inspiring English sources

Sandusky was sentenced to 30 60 years in prison, sanctions were imposed on the football team, and the university has been forced to pay almost $100 million in damages to the victims (Ganim, 2011; Van Natta, 2012).

If there is bullying and harassment, there's a prison sanction, a maximum of three years in prison.

The post-prison sanctions also create what sociologist Christopher Wildeman suggests is "a new mechanism through which race and class inequality grow".

Earlier this year, for example, bipartisan legislators in Maryland proposed a bill to create non-prison sanctions for individuals who commit technical parole violations, such as missing a meeting with their parole officer or failing to complete community service.

Then Nelson Mandela was freed from prison and international sanctions fell.

It shows how, even with Bout in prison and US sanctions against them, they were able to circumvent laws and set up US business partners.

On Wednesday, an officially sanctioned prison watchdog visited the Berezniki prison to check up on Alyokhina, and Verzilov said prison wardens had promised the group that they would review their security rules in light of Alyokhina's complaints.

This is what happened to the U.S. -- the pre-emptive attack on Iraq, the Guantanamo prison and the sanctioning of torture undermined America's universal claims.

On both occasions, I was dealt with by the prison governor and incurred sanctions.

Although some European countries have introduced criminal sanctions and prison terms for cartel offenses, enforcement has been patchy.

Unlike the United States, the union cannot impose jail terms, although some individual European countries have introduced criminal sanctions and prison for cartel offenses in those countries.