Sentence examples for provisional sanction from inspiring English sources

Officials voted 22-1 in favour of the provisional sanction, which came in the wake of damning revelations by the World Anti-Doping Agency of systematic doping and cover-ups in Russia.

No financial sanctions will be imposed at this stage however – though a provisional sanction to withhold Champions League money is possible as a next step in the process and the CFCB will hold talks and ask for more information from all the clubs involved before making any such decision.

7. THAT the cases of those individuals identified by the IC for appropriate discipline by IAAF be pursued as expeditiously as possible, accompanied by provisional sanctions.

Provisional sanctions against the club include the loss of 12 NRL premiership points, a $1 million fine and the loss of their NRL Nines title.

Its executive board is holding a telephone conference this Tuesday afternoon to discuss its next steps which "may include provisional measures and sanctions" at the Rio Olympics, starting 17 days later.

They note that under these two proposed rules all of the present names for 99% of the planets around single stars are preserved as informal forms of the IAU sanctioned provisional standard.

In a document, the separatists also gave David Cameron a sharp warning, saying: "PS British prime minister David Cameron is on a provisional list (without the sanctions being enforced in practice) and is advised to think carefully about his attitude to the Kiev junta, especially given the traditional good relations between Britain and the Donbas region".

These sanctions could include provisional and full suspension and the removal of future IAAF events".

The best means of guaranteeing such adherence is to make certain that sanctions relief is always provisional and can be reconstituted if Iran violates its obligations.

"They believe that a number of operations which took place during 2004, not just the Northern Bank robbery, were the work of the Provisional IRA and would have had the sanction of the army council and be known to the political leadership". Sir Hugh Orde, the former chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland who met Ahern, accused the IRA of carrying out the robbery.

In Ohio, if voters whose eligibility has been challenged come to the polls in November, they may be forced to use a provisional ballot, which will be counted only if officials sanction it — after Election Day.