Sentence examples for some sanction from inspiring English sources

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.

Wouldn't you expect that your employer would demand some evidence for this claim and that there would be some sanction for making false allegations if none was forthcoming?

"I am quite sure there will be some sanction or other, but that is up to the board when my report, and other reports, go in," said Referee John Coyle, who was knocked down as Tyson went after Savarese after the fight ended.

Evan Harris suggested the whole act be scrapped; Dominic Grieve suggested the Tories had been key in pushing amendments on the act, but Michael Wills insisted there must be some sanction for breaches of copyright, and suggested that at least the controversial three strikes rule did not criminalise people.

Mr. Ray, sitting across a polished wooden table, said the president would have to agree to some sanction, like the suspension of his law license; to make some statement admitting for the first time that he had testified falsely about his relationship; and to agree not to seek reimbursement for his legal fees as he was entitled to do if not indicted.

This is not the discredited claim that what it is for a legal obligation to take some action to exist is for some sanction to be attached to not taking the action, or that a coercive clause must of necessity be attached to every law.

The European Union has relaxed some sanctions.

Do some sanctions remain in place?

But both have already imposed some sanctions on Myanmar with scant results.

"With spirits, fine, I agree, put some sanctions on it," Viktor continued.

In return, the official said, the six would suspend some sanctions.