Sentence examples for sanction enough from inspiring English sources

The fact that a star of Mr. Ghesquiere's stature was found out may be sanction enough.

He also said both Mr. String and the prosecutors felt the loss of Mr. Golden's job was sanction enough.

If you sanction enough claimants, withdraw employment support allowance, and shift people from temporary accommodation in the cities where they've always lived to towns far away, the issue is deemed solved.

He admits that the company has made errors on the upgrade but says TfL has not sanctioned enough weekend closures, adding millions of pounds to Tube Lines' costs.

Then, Senate Democrats took the lead, with many of them arguing that the administration had not given sanctions enough time, even as administration officials described Iraqi brutality.

China had taken significant steps to tighten trade with the North, they said, and the United States had, as always, not given sanctions enough time to take effect.

When individual and social interests conflict, voluntary compliance must be supplemented by sanctions potent enough to matter.

JERUSALEM — Israel hopes that a United Nations report released last week cataloging suspect activities in Iran's nuclear program will finally force major countries to make sanctions painful enough that Iran will stop its uranium enrichment program.

The procession that will briefly occupy Citi Field on Sunday was officially sanctioned after enough fans lobbied for its revival, an echo of how the first banner event came to be 49 years ago.

Page A10 CAUTION AFTER IRAN REPORT Israel hopes that a United Nations report released last week cataloging suspect activities in Iran's nuclear program will force major countries to make sanctions painful enough that Iran will stop its uranium enrichment program.

Jesse Norman, the committee's chairman, said: "Failure to prepare for or learn from cyber-attacks, and failure to inform and protect consumers, must draw sanctions serious enough to act as a real incentive and deterrent.