For if they did, society would be in the position of sanctioning the performance of immoral acts committed for the sake of morality.
Neil Lennon has risked sanction from Uefa after describing the performance of the referee, Alberto Undiano Mallenco, as "very pro-Juventus" after 3-0 first-leg defeat left Celtic needing "a miracle" to progress into the Champions League quarter-finals.
He said, "Officially, one must say that the sanctions are not working, but the sanctions have some very negative effects on the performance of our economy.
Traditional contract law developed rules and principles controlling the voluntary assumption of obligations, regulating the performance of obligations so assumed, and providing sanctions for failure to perform.
In Cambodia, the contracting experiment to improve the performance of health workers proved to be successful, yet the results indicate that there were problems in sanctioning penalties even though few violations were documented [ 12].
It can be argued that specificity is not crucial to the performance of SMRs, since they are used as a screen for hospitals requiring further investigation, not as a diagnostic trigger for sanction.
When Essex attempted a coup against Queen Elizabeth in 1601, Shakespeare and the Chamberlain's Men sanctioned a performance of Richard II, the great deposition play, supporting the reckless earl.
The introduction of sanctions in the contract implies that the competent authorities are able to measure the overall performance of the operators.
At the shareholder meeting, 99.8% of investors sanctioned the removal of the performance threshold.
The authors thereby sanction the use of a macroscopic model of a micro-level phenomenon.
Description of the performance.
