Sentence examples for professional penalties from inspiring English sources

The office has the power to recommend disbarment or other professional penalties or, less likely, to refer cases for criminal prosecution.

By contrast, weight gain was an indicator of financial success for males up to the point of extreme obesity, when men too begin to pay a professional penalty.

Like me, he won't be fired, or even stigmatized, let alone physically harmed, for cross-dressing (though every year — as he must know — many people still are); like me, Vollmann works in a field where you can embarrass yourself without much professional penalty, as long as your audience still likes the language you use.

First-choice keeper Jasper Cillessen had never saved a professional penalty before the shoot-out - he is still waiting.

Some mixture of professional and criminal penalties is needed for corporate managers who choose to take unnecessary risks.

So it might be said that for a celebrity, since there is little or no professional forfeiture or penalty for using drugs, there may be less motivation to get treatment because there is less to lose.

If the performer is a health professional then the penalty could be more severe and the performer could be banned from practice for a (non-specified) period [ 31].

An effective "fitness to serve" protocol should extend to a director facing harsh regulatory penalties or professional ethics sanctions.

As penalties in professional sports go, these are strong ones, but Mr. Goodell's critics should spare us the hand-wringing.

TYING federal subsidies to tuition growth would dampen a university's incentive to bid for prestige in much the same way that league-imposed salary penalties in professional sports help curb the bidding wars for superstars.

The reason is that the Small Business and Work Opportunity Tax Act of 2007 calls for stiff penalties on professional preparers who take an "unreasonable position" on a return or who are guilty of willful or reckless conduct.