Sentence examples for risk of sanction from inspiring English sources

Such is life with Costa, a player whose aggressive style of play forever carries risk of sanction.

It is not just about reputation – incidents such as this run the risk of sanction from the RFL".

Instead of facing a criminal investigation and the risk of sanction for her alleged role in overseeing torture, she has been showered with accolades.

requires, presumably upon risk of sanction or dismissal for failure to comply, the teaching of creation science whenever evolution is taught.

"I don't think we can move forward on any matter where a member is at risk of sanction unless we are duly constituted," said the Democrat, Representative Alan B. Mollohan of West Virginia.

The court observed that the statute's avowed purpose of protecting academic freedom was inconsistent with requiring, upon risk of sanction, the teaching of creation science whenever evolution is taught.

Florida in particular has talked about holding its primary seven days after New Hampshire's, at the risk of sanctions from the Democratic National Committee.

Many politicians felt that Europe had to take the risk of sanctions to ensure that other members did not follow suit.

And the brokers themselves must confront the risk of sanctions from the Financial Services Agency for poor compliance and the loss of mandates on state-run deals.

The problem isn't so much US citizens downloading the plans, but the somewhat abstract risk of sanctioned groups, or those affected by export bans, downloading the plans and printing armaments.

"I hope the U.S. will now take action to remove this measure, thus avoiding the risk of sanctions," said Pascal Lamy, the chief European trade commissioner, in a statement released Thursday.