Sentence examples for receiving a sanction from inspiring English sources

McHugh said "For a minority of people, receiving a sanction can be the wake up call they need to help them move into work.

As Kirsty McHugh, the chief executive of the work programme providers representative group, the Employment Related Services Association (Ersa), put it: For a minority of people, receiving a sanction can be the wake-up call they need to help them move into work.

Marquez has courted controversy in the past, twice receiving a sanction from race stewards while riding in the Moto2 class, and also being condemned by Lorenzo  after the pair clashed in Jerez earlier this year.

If someone is able to find out about assistance, endure the confusing and long process of applying and is actually approved then they can look forward to the possibility of receiving a sanction which is a process in which your benefits are called into question for some transgression as petty as missing an appointment because you had to work.

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.

Almost a quarter of claimants (24%) between 2010 and 2015 received a sanction, the report said.

All 18 athletes who have gone through arbitration with the anti-doping agency have received a sanction.

The spokesperson said that each month around 95% of claimants followed the rules and did not receive a sanction.

Howard Jacobs, Hardy's lawyer, said that an athlete who ingests a contaminated nutritional supplement must receive a sanction under antidoping rules, but that one who ingests a contaminated food product, like meat, has a chance of receiving no sanction at all.

Later that year, Hayatou received a sanction from the IOC having been named by the BBC as being on the ISL list in December 2010.

"Under normal circumstances if one side were to receive a sanction, the lawyers would want it to be as minimal as possible," Mr. Barcella said.