Sentence examples for sanctioned accordingly from inspiring English sources

But it's impossible to imagine any competitive sport or social practice in which some forms of advantage-seeking aren't defined as cheating and sanctioned accordingly.

"Of course such decisions require strict compliance" and the "failure to comply is a very serious infringement that must be sanctioned accordingly".

"Players who behave in a similar manner in the future will not only risk breaching the disciplinary rules of the relevant member board and being sanctioned accordingly, but may also put in jeopardy their ability to conclude future contractual arrangements with domestic franchises or clubs in other jurisdictions".

Prior to the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, all 90 referees were instructed on the medical aspects of the game for the first time by the FIFA Chief Medical Officer (JD), and urged to sanction accordingly for any contact incidences, which could potentially lead to injuries.

One option, already floated by some hawks, would be for the US to declare Venezuela a state sponsor of terrorism and impose sanctions accordingly.

Both Ketchum and Allison received letters from Botstein on May 1 saying he'd only just seen the "materials" from the initial investigation and was going to impose a more severe sanction accordingly.

Accordingly, we first determine if sanctioned auditors may be considered bad auditors, particularly if they generally exhibit greater tolerance for higher earnings management practices than non-sanctioned auditors do.

Although the microwave-assisted digestion process operated at 180 °C is sanctioned by both USA and Taiwan environmental authorities, IFA samples treated accordingly often leave a considerable amount of undissolved residues.

The debate over whether or not to call President Morsi's ouster a coup, and whether to sanction the Egyptian military accordingly, had arguments worth considering on both sides.

"Accordingly," the report said, "the select committee recommends that Senator Monserrate be sanctioned by the full Senate, and that the Senate vote to impose one of two punishments: Expulsion, or in the alternative, censure with revocation of privileges".

Canon law sanctioned slavery.