Sentence examples for sanctions penalties from inspiring English sources

What's less clear is exactly which portions of GDPR Facebook believes it can safely separate out for users on its platform and not risk accidentally mishandling the personal data of an international user — say who might be visiting or living in the US — thereby running the risk of privacy complaints and, ultimately, financial sanctions (penalties for violations can be very large under GDPR).

Germany and Austrian governments were livid when they discovered that President Trump could impose sanctions penalties on any company financing Nord Stream II, widely believed to be a means for Russia to bypass its traditional gas route into Europe via Ukraine.

Any settlement probably would include sanctions, penalties and restitution to mutual fund shareholders.

More than 900,000 jobseeker's allowance claimants were subject to sanctioning penalties in 2013/14 because of a failure to comply with Department for Work and Pensions rules.

On Friday, for the first time, eight Iranian petrochemical companies were sanctioned; penalties were also levied against a company based in Cyprus and Ukraine that is accused of trying to evade Iran-related sanctions.

In other words, there is an explicit recognition in DWP guidance that sanction penalties - and we know many sanctioned claimants are left without income for at least four weeks - will lead to a deterioration in health.

The DM [sanctions decision-maker] must determine if a person with a medical condition would suffer a greater decline in health than a normal healthy adult and would suffer hardship In other words, there is an explicit recognition in DWP guidance that sanction penalties - and we know many sanctioned claimants are left without income for at least four weeks - will lead to a deterioration in health.

In addition, formal instruments for monitoring and sanctioning penalties are needed to enforce rules and regulations such as after-hours private practice in public health institutions [ 18].

In Cambodia, the contracting experiment to improve the performance of health workers proved to be successful, yet the results indicate that there were problems in sanctioning penalties even though few violations were documented [ 12].

Moment, in this sense, seems like one of those Janus words with opposite meanings, like sanction (penalty; approval) or sanguine (bloody; optimistic).

And there will be some sanction: some civil sanction, some penalties, if they don't comply with a minimum standard or agree to come on board with us.