Sentence examples for sanctions in cases of from inspiring English sources

The resolution also called on Uefa, national associations and leagues to provide new regulations which allow for stricter sanctions in cases of racism.

Two, they can offer strong incentives to producers, both positive (such as price mark-ups or privileged market access) and negative (in particular, impose sanctions in cases of non-compliant behavior).

-- A new campus review board to make sure sanctions in cases of proven sexual misconduct are imposed in a "firm and consistent manner, regardless of the rank or position of either the complainant or respondent".

"The most recent example of how seriously Dartmouth considers this problem occurred this past weekend when our Board of Trustees unanimously endorsed a proposal to strengthen sanctions in cases of sexual assault to include mandatory expulsion," Anderson added in a statement.

In response to that sanctions threat, the speaker of Russia's upper house of parliament, Valentina Matvienko, said: "Only the United Nations is authorised to impose sanctions in case of grave rights violations.

So far, the essence of the EU's working has been one of commonly agreed – depoliticised, if you like – rules, voluntary rule-following, and sanctions in case of rule-breaking.

"If Google Inc does not comply with the formal notice within the fifteen days the President will be in position to nominate a Rapporteur to draft a report recommending to the CNIL Select Committee (the Committee in charge of imposing sanctions in case of violation of the French data protection law) to impose a sanction to the company," the CNIL said today.

Yet, this category is wide and comprises not only referrals but also many different actions, such as job search courses, job clubs, vocational guidance, counseling and monitoring, and sanctions in case of non-compliance with job search requirements.

Third, and a more general point the equal-pay principle has to be vigorously enforced through monitoring by unions and labor inspectors as well as through severe sanctions in case of non-compliance; otherwise, employers can cancel out the insecurity bonus by lowering temporary workers' wages, a practice that already seems to be widespread.

Such a body would enforce sanctions in case of donors' misbehaviour.

This institution is also the sanctioning authority in case of non-compliance to the rules.