Sentence examples for stiffer sanctions from inspiring English sources

Last week, the State Department announced stiffer sanctions against Sudan for sponsoring international terrorism".

He also agreed not to associate with any broker-dealers for six months and to be subject to stiffer sanctions if he violates S.E.C. laws in the future.

Aura, based in El Segundo, Calif., and Ncom agreed to be subject to stiffer sanctions if they committed similar violations in the future.

A federal judge approved Microsoft's antitrust settlement with the Justice Department and rejected virtually all of the stiffer sanctions sought by a coalition of state attorneys general.

The S.E.C. said it was not seeking a fine, only to subject Lernout to stiffer sanctions if it commited similar violations in the future.

Although a new resolution promising stiffer sanctions on Iran may still be circulated soon, both Russia and China say that the new NIE version of events means at a minimum a bit of a rethink.Yet it's a funny thing.

John Whittingdale, the Conservative MP who chairs the Commons culture, media and sport select committee, also said on Wednesday that Helen Boaden, the BBC News director who was shifted to run the corporation's radio operation after being criticised over her handling of the Savile scandal, should have faced a stiffer sanction for her part in the debacle.

Advocates of stiff sanctions on Iran welcomed the administration's announcement on Monday.

Dyson may well discover that harm can be done to a reputation without stiff sanctions.

If that were to happen, the United States would surely retaliate with stiff sanctions of its own.

In a statement accompanying its complaint, the S.E.C. said Xerox's actions alone warranted stiff sanctions.