Sentence examples similar to sanctioned to control from inspiring English sources

The euro crisis is leading to a tougher system of monitoring members' economies, with early warnings and sanctions to control fiscal deficits.

He highlighted the extent to which inmates will go to get so-called legal highs and other drugs into the overcrowded prison system as he outlined plans for an overhaul of incentives and sanctions to control inmates' behaviour.

Intel's Facebook page has also been hit by online campaign groups calling for tough international sanctions to control the trade.

Yet our findings remain largely underdeveloped in thinking through how trust is achieved when it is understood that sanctions will follow where this trust is disappointed i.e. the role of sanctions to control behaviour.

Robert Huth and Marouane Fellaini have both been charged with violent conduct by the Football Association, while Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur are also poised to be sanctioned for failing to control their players during the title-deciding game at Stamford Bridge on Monday.

Their civil rights lawsuit accuses Corrections Corporation of America of sanctioning "abusive practices to control and discipline the refugees".

But dissent, once sanctioned, can be hard to control, especially in such a loose and democratic party.

There are no sanctions for failing to control pollution or to put economic polices into practice, or for submitting unambitious pledges.

In spite of great challenges including the lengthy and costly war, a swiftly expanding population, and the strictures of a U.S. sanctions program Mousavi managed to control inflation and ensure the reliable availability of essential items.

Confirmatory factor analyses suggest four distinct parental feeding styles, (a) verbal encouragement of healthy eating behaviors; (b) use of verbal sanctions to indirectly control the intake of healthy food; (c) direct control of access to and intake of food; and (d) use of food to regulate emotions and behavior.

Where state regulators have challenged affiliates, government officials often spend years trying to control or sanction the programs' defiance of licensing rules.