Sentence examples for will not be sanctioned from inspiring English sources

HOUSTON (Bloomberg News) — The Countrywide Financial Corporation, the largest American mortgage lender, did not show "bad faith" in the handling of a Texas homeowner's mortgage and will not be sanctioned merely for unprofessional and unethical conduct, a federal judge ruled on Wednesday.

She is concerned that Syria will not be sanctioned for its alleged role in the recent assassinations in Lebanon, and is worried that the United States and Europe will ease pressure on the country if it increases efforts to police its border with Iraq.

"Competitive cycling will not be sanctioned by British Cycling until improvements are made".

Or...rather, any such debates will not be sanctioned.

And those individuals who are not sanctioned under Z=1 should not be sanctioned under Z=0 either.  .

The fact is that if our international partners who have imposed sanctions on Iran believe that the United States has collapsed the talks, there will not be tougher sanctions; the international sanctions regime will collapse.

After inserting in Labour's manifesto that "there have been few more gross breaches of faith" than the Tory tax rises of the past Parliament, Tony Blair, the prime minister, will not be keen to sanction anything that looks like a similar breach.Yet in recent months a consensus has formed that a tax rise is needed.

Schools will not be allowed to sanction students who in good faith reveal a violation, such as underage drinking, as they report the assault.

"I feel that ultimately, monogamous marriage will not be the only legal, sanctioned form of marriage," he said in an interview with Psychology Today in 1997.

UConn's self-imposed penalties included the loss of one scholarship for each of the next two seasons and two years' probation, which probably will not be considered severe sanctions by the N.C.A.A. Athletic Director Jeff A. Hathaway did not return a message left on his cellphone.

Clubs relegated to the Championship will not be subject to sanctions in their first season as long as they have met their financial obligations under Premier League regulations.