Sentence examples for reasonable sanction from inspiring English sources

In general, there is agreement among both criminal justice professionals and the general public that house arrest is a reasonable sanction for certain low-risk offenders who seem likely to profit from not being exposed to other criminals and from maintaining employment and family ties.

An employer will still have to show that a dismissal is within a band of reasonable responses to the misconduct, and if the matter reached an employment tribunal, the tribunal must assess whether dismissal was indeed a reasonable sanction having regard to the mitigating circumstances of the case.

The US should grab this opportunity, moving as fast as is reasonable to ease sanctions, giving the long-suffering Iranian public tangible benefits.

But she said a state audit found that Berkeley's handling of sexual assault and harassment cases in 2013-14 wereasonableande and that sanctions were appropriate given the severity of the incidents".

In all cases of misconduct, providing that the reason for the dismissal is the misconduct, the employer carries out a reasonable investigation and the sanction of dismissal falls within the reasonable range of responses open to the employer, a resulting dismissal would be fair.

Though junior officials expressed irritation at "biased statements" in the EU declaration, Mr Medvedev hailed the union's avoidance of real sanctions as "reasonable" and "realistic".

Our results show that doctors who had been qualified for longer were more likely to receive sanctions; it is therefore reasonable to hypothesise that the risk of receiving a sanction increases with exposure.

He said the law needed to go further so that professionals would be compelled to report concerns if they had reasonable grounds or face criminal sanctions.

Updated at 10.32pm BST 9.49pm BST US officials downplayed expectations for Thursday's four-way talks in Geneva, quoted by Reuters on condition of anonymity: The officials said it was reasonable to assume that more sanctions would be imposed against Russia if there was no progress at the meeting.

I hope the Faroe Islands adopt a more reasonable position and I remain prepared to support trade sanctions if they continue to behave irresponsibly".

Absent the sanctions, they told me, it would be reasonable to expect the European economy to grow one per cent this year.