Sentence examples for system of sanctions from inspiring English sources

It is therefore desirable that the system of sanctions be designed so that sanctions are imposed infrequently.

Evaluations are conducted monthly, and if teachers don't measure up, they face a system of sanctions, even dismissal.

These include reforms to: (i) educational structures, (ii) the processes of management and adjudication, (iii) the mechanisms of prevention and when wrongdoing occurs, (iv) the system of sanctions.

Mobile phones are allowed in school and used in class at the teacher's discretion, with a clear system of sanctions applied for misuse.

Moreover, states will no longer be bound by the law's system of sanctions for schools that are deemed to be failing or not making adequate progress.

This paper contrasts the conventional interpretation of prudential capital regulation as a system of ex ante enforcement ('hard wired') with an alternative interpretation as a system of sanctions for ex post violation ('incentive based').

He spoke with reporters about two hot-button issues: the Japanese Imperial Army's system of sanctioned military brothels — the so-called comfort women system — and sexual assaults by U.S. Forces on Japanese service personnel.

For decades, dedicated citizens of both races (and both parties) had been fighting — and, yes, dying — to arouse the conscience of the country on civil rights and to persuade the powers that be in Washington of the need for comprehensive federal legislation to smash the system of sanctioned segregation.

There are political processes in corporations whose primary function is economic, and such organizations have systems of sanctions against recalcitrant subjects that, except for jail, resemble the legal force of government.

The fishy thing about the deal was not that cash was involved — Iranian banks were cut off from the banking system because of sanctions — but the timing of it.

She has also defended the system of benefit sanctions, the spread of food banks and the flexibility of zero-hour contracts.