Sentence examples for sanctioning powers from inspiring English sources

Wada has other problems, including a small budget and a lack of sanctioning powers.

The commission also recommends its investigative and sanctioning powers at elections be extended to include offences relating to candidate spending and donations.

We study information conditions under which individuals are willing to delegate their sanctioning power to a central authority.

We experimentally investigate a finitely repeated public goods game setting where, in each round, access to sanctioning power is exclusively awarded to one single player per group.

Counterintuitively, increasing the sanctioning power of the central institution makes things even worse, since this prevents peer punishers from playing a role in maintaining cooperation.

In a forthcoming article in the journal International Security, Abraham Newman and I discuss how the United States has used its sanctioning power to build an extensive system of international financial control that has greatly extended the reach of U.S. power.

Here, for example, Chambers' attempt to gain the FCC's permission to build a new transmission tower was in direct contravention of the District Court's orders to maintain the status quo pending the outcome of the litigation, and was therefore within the scope of the District Court's sanctioning power.

Many within the anti-doping community want Wada to be strengthened, with greater independence and sanctioning power.

The INCB doesn't have any sanctioning power – all we can do is keep the dialogue with countries open.

Under existing proposals for self-regulation, "there will be no real sanction powers or democratic oversight.

Corbyn went on: "If that is the evidence before the government, even before the investigation in Salisbury is complete, the government could be taking action to introduce new financial sanctions powers.