Our results shed new light on the role of the combined monetary and non-monetary sanctions to perform general and specific deterrence.
The couple also had a Muslim ceremony performed in London in August by Dr. Syed Mohiud-Din, a medical doctor in Surrey, England, who is sanctioned to perform Muslim ceremonies by the Muslim Cultural and Welfare Association there.
A separate bill passed this week loosened one rule that had required Jewish couples to be married by the Orthodox rabbis of the communities in which they live, but it still restricts which rabbis are sanctioned to perform ceremonies.
In the movie, the fictional character of Richard Marshall pursues Hopkins relentlessly to death, but in reality the "gentry, magistrates and clergy, who undermined his work in print and at law" were in pursuit of Hopkins throughout his (brief) murderous career, as he was never legally sanctioned to perform his witch-hunting duties.
Even as movie audiences celebrate "Hidden Figures," the story of black women who overcame legally sanctioned discrimination to perform critical calculations in the race to put a man on the moon, educators say that new, subtler obstacles to higher-level math education have arisen.
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.
For the first time since she began working live, in the mid-seventies, Abramovic has sanctioned other artists to perform her pieces.
Prop 8 supporters argued that the traditional family was under threat, that children would be indoctrinated to accept gay marriage, and that churches would be sanctioned for refusing to perform same-sex unions.
No state in the nation requires religious institutions to perform, promote or sanction same-sex marriage.
If someone lags, we will give him a push or a sanction, whichever is necessary to get him to perform".
Another branch of contract law deals with the sanctions that are made available to a contracting party when the other party fails to perform his contractual obligations.
