Sentence examples for real sanctions from inspiring English sources

Backed by the threat of real sanctions, it is worth a try.

Moreover, Russian officials involved in corruption and the oppression of freedom should be exposed to real sanctions.

Mr. Obama's second challenge is to get the Chinese to agree to any real sanctions at all.

With a decent code, complaints-handling, investigatory powers and real sanctions it would be an improvement on its predecessor.

The Opposition will also demand a code of conduct with "real sanctions" and moves to prevent conflicts of interest when people switch between government and lobbying firms.

Will there be real sanctions, or will judges favour their traditional approach to punishing white-collar crime and hand out suspended sentences?

Shirkers will face no real sanction, other than international opprobrium.

Under existing proposals for self-regulation, "there will be no real sanction powers or democratic oversight.

Neither Lloyd Blankfein, the chairman and chief executive, nor an of his colleagues at the top of the firm faced any real sanction.

But in truth the series can go only so far because a real sanctioning of teenage obesity would feel like a renewed condoning of the subprime mortgage market.

The FSA's only real sanction will be to require a bank to put up more capital if its remuneration policy is judged over-risky.