Sentence examples for total sanction from inspiring English sources

It says it identified two serious infringements and one very serious infringement of data protection law — with the total sanction breaking down to €300,000 for each of the first breaches and €600,000 for the second.

If councils broke the council tax freeze not only would they lose their share of the notional £70m intended to replace additional council tax funds, they would also not receive their share of the £250m available for health and social care integration and £88m for teacher support: a total sanctions package of £408m.

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Instead, whoever is running the account is taking it on a wild, fantasy-filled flight of fantasy and with total official sanction.

They are, in ascending order of inclusivity: (1) the popular vote of sanctioned contests; (2) the total of sanctioned contests, plus estimated votes from the Iowa, Nevada, Maine and Washington caucuses; (3) the popular vote plus Florida; (4) popular vote plus Florida and the caucuses; (5) the popular vote plus Florida and Michigan; (6) popular vote plus Florida, Michigan, and the caucus estimates.

And a total lifting of sanctions is as unlikely today as a full halt of Iranian enrichment activities.

"Despite a vigorous attorney discipline process in New Jersey, the total number of sanctions handed out was 237, which is about one-third of a percent of the number of lawyers," Mr. Erison said.

Total risked American sanctions when it invested in Iran in the 1990s; further investment is being held up in part by an argument with the government over the division of the proceeds.

Some of the dissenting countries appear to want to downgrade the legal status of the plan; others seem to want to leave total discretion on sanctions to national capitals.

While no contracts were signed because of sanctions, Total hoped that it would be well positioned when restrictions were lifted.There has been talk that a new American-backed administration in Iraq might try to revoke contracts entered into under the Saddam regime.

A total of 179 sanctions and warnings have already been made, while nearly 900 cases remain open.