Sentence examples for statutory sanctions from inspiring English sources

Ofcom ruled that the code of conduct had been breached and statutory sanctions were placed on Channel 4, the show's broadcaster at the time.

Last month Russia Today's UK channel was threatened with statutory sanctions by Ofcom after breaching the broadcasting code on due impartiality over its coverage of the Ukraine crisis.

The channel was threatened with statutory sanctions by Ofcom after breaching the broadcasting code on four counts of impartiality over its coverage of the Ukraine crisis.

The Advertising Standards Authority has asked the broadcasting regulator Ofcom to consider statutory sanctions against the company after 27 rulings against Sit-Up were upheld for breaches of ASA regulations.

Russia Today has been threatened with statutory sanctions by media regulator Ofcom after the Kremlin-backed news channel breached broadcasting regulations on impartiality with its coverage of the Ukraine crisis.

However, competitor attempts to undermine official sponsorships at the Games will be pursued aggressively, with statutory sanctions running into multimillion-pound fines for organisations deemed to be in breach.

A statutory sanction may include a fine or, at its most extreme, withdrawal of its broadcasting licence.

It said it had put the channel "on notice that any future breaches of the due impartiality rules may result in further regulatory action, including consideration of a statutory sanction".

"The evident failure of the BBC to have put in place adequate precautions to minimize the chances of the same thing happening again resulted in the need to impose a statutory sanction," said the regulator.

The legal ruling in this case contributed, as Barbara Brookes and Paul Roth argue, to the medicalization of abortion in that it handed doctors a legal monopoly on abortion decisions, a monopoly that would finally receive statutory sanction in 1967.

But Congress must have a thirty-day period to review any grant of statutory-sanctions relief in a final deal.