Sentence examples for provide for sanctions from inspiring English sources

They concluded that it must provide for sanctions, including possible expulsion, against members who flout the block's principles and ignore its rulings.

Canon law does provide for sanctions if a bishop is negligent in carrying out his duties, but such punishments have rarely, if ever, been imposed in the case of bishops who failed to report paedophile priests to police.

In effect, this bill will make the boycott of settlement products comparable to a boycott of Israel, and provide for sanctions against companies and countries that engage in the practice.

Last week, Jamaica's Parliament passed tough new legislation -- the Law Reform (Fraudulent Transactions) (Special Provisions) Act 2013 -- designed to crack down on individuals who use lottery and advance fee scams to prey on the elderly and other vulnerable groups; the new measures also provide for sanctions to punish persons who aid and abet perpetrators of these unlawful schemes.

In December, a U.S. law provided for sanctions on those responsible for the punishment and death in prison of Sergei Magnitsky, a Russian lawyer who was investigating official corruption, and for other gross violations of human rights in Russia.

Earlier this summer the House and Senate passed, by overwhelming margins, bills providing for sanctions against the South African government, and a compromise containing fairly mild actions had been approved by the House and was pending in the Senate.

The New Yorker, October 7 , 1985P. 112 Earlier this summer the House and Senate passed, by overwhelming margins, bills providing for sanctions against the South African government, and a compromise containing fairly mild actions had been approved by the House and was pending in the Senate.

So predictable that the Stability Pact attached to the Maastricht Treaty provides for sanctions against those who derail.

The most important and contentious issue for the two sides is the agency's rule that provides for sanctioning based on documented proof.

"In light of several incidents in which military units failed to respond effectively to armed attacks, Unamid has introduced measures that provide for the sanctioning and repatriation of relevant contingent members," the strategic review said, without offering details.

The bill provides for stringent sanctions against schools that don't meet proficiency standards.