Sentence examples similar to sanction for arrest from inspiring English sources

He has been sanctioned for false arrests and violating police procedures.

If the threat of liability makes officials so fearful about being sanctioned for any arrests that turn out to be false, they may be so risk-averse that they hang back passively rather than actively discharge their important responsibilities.

The teaching of Hebrew, once grounds for arrest and imprisonment, is now sanctioned in Jewish cultural centers across the country.

It is unconscionable for President Bush to sanction the arrest of someone who has the courage to call attention to the plight of the Chinese people.

UN sanctions were imposed on Libya to hand over two Libyan nationals for arrest in relation to the terrorist attack.

He added that only a court could sanction an arrest.

Quick was also criticised for his role in sanctioning the arrest of the shadow immigration minister, Damian Green, during a Whitehall leak inquiry.

He faced damaging headlines after it emerged that his wife was running a luxury car hire firm from their home and details of their address were published on a website, and was also criticised for his role in sanctioning the arrest of the shadow immigration minister, Damian Green, during a Whitehall leak inquiry.

Human rights groups lambasted him for sanctioning arbitrary arrests, hangings and amputations.

"Those who were arrested were much less likely to be diverted from criminal punishment than white kids, and they faced steeper sanction for identical offense patterns," Weaver writes.

No court sanctions their arrest or hears their case.