Sentences with word «sanctions»

The figures in the 4 previous releases have been revised down accordingly as has the number of sanctions for 2012 - 13 in table 2 of this publication.

Factors influencing on sanctions for drug possession (in addition to mandatory minimum sentences) include the previous record of the accused, the amount and type of drug.

Yet these deeply flawed tests have become the primary policy instruments used to shrink public space, impose sanctions on teachers and close or punish schools.

Using brand names in titles is a big no - no if not officially sanctioned by the brand name owner.

The community remedy will include a range of sanctions against antisocial behaviour and low - level crime.

A court can impose sanctions against someone who improperly sells marital property during a divorce.

So how should parties and the courts approach applications for relief from sanctions in future?

Economic sanctions on already poor countries may cause as much death and pain as abortion on demand.

The decision by the firm comes as it continues to face potential investigations and sanctions from regulators around the world.

No, it was not sanctioned by the church.

Your landlord can dictate the type of pets you can have, and enforce that with sanctions in the lease.

These criminal record checks are imposing criminal sanctions on people not convicted of any crime.

The new changes address impaired driving and impose new sanctions for drivers.

As you play online, you will be competing for your nation and for the manufacturers in a global league that is officially sanctioned by the sport.

The law required states to make measurable progress on high school graduation rates or face sanctions such as a loss of funds for poor students.

The foreign secretary claimed there was support for sanctions if further evidence of the chemical attack were gathered.

Members of Chambers have in - depth experience on the application of international sanctions regimes.

The coverage is good around 93 %, service is great and fast too, even the claims are easily sanctioned because of the fine services provided by the executives and staff members.

I pray for their endurance in the face of state sanctioned violence against their children.

There is little point in imposing trade sanctions on someone to force them to do something they would be doing anyway.

S corporations are sanctioned under federal tax laws which may not be matched by local and state governments.

Many employers choose to supplement this standard background check with searches of various databases, including the sex offender registry, government sanctions lists, motor vehicle records and others.

It has the power to all but eliminate your reliance on more expensive sanctions such as office referrals and parent conferences.

And while lifting sanctions will open up possibilities for external financing, the country also needs international oil companies to establish activities on Iranian soil.

But it should have included sanctions on schools that don't live up to expectations.

I know about financial sanctions, but they come after a relatively long bureaucratic process (infringement proceedings).

The merger big money with government sanctioned and guaranteed control of the market is the worst thing to happen to a democracy... and there's a word for it.

Everything changed in 2014, when a combination of Western sanctions and falling oil prices created a toxic environment not seen since the 1998 financial crisis.

Judges say they also want to avoid sanctions at all costs.

The term insurance plan of mine is great with low premiums and claims are the best which easily sanctioned due to fast service facilitate by the executives and the staff members go the company.

But for disciplinary sanctions on whether or not to give a card — and if so, which one — slow motion had a significant impact on the decision - making process.

Claims are easily sanctioned because of fast services provided by the executives.

It can not issue sanctions but can refer matters for possible criminal investigation.

That law gives the federal government the ability to withhold funds and impose other sanctions on institutions found in violation of its terms.

Beyond maintaining its pedigree registry, this kennel club also promotes and sanctions events for purebred dogs.

Does it throw any new light on the prospect of legal sanctions against those whom it has criticised?

If there is a violation of either requirement, the remedy is to apply to the court for appropriate sanctions.

Schools that fell into the most critical category in the new system eventually could face tough sanctions if they do not improve.

Policy covers maximum expenditure done on the car and the reimbursement is also sanctioned very fast.

Failure for this to be demonstrated can result in costs sanctions.

The amount of loan sanctioned also depends on the borrower's age and whether he has an existing financial liability, such as another home loan or a car loan.

The quest to stop people making fools of themselves is finally getting to official sanctions.

They have used the time he gave them without sanctions to build up more weapons and become even more aggressive.

And, of course, it is easy to argue that firm - targeted sanctions, especially fines, are effective because they have such an impact on the bottom line.

Just last week, it ignored international sanctions when it launched a rocket, part of the country's long - term nuclear strategy and ever - present policy of maintaining a strong military.

Parents who are falsely accused of child abuse may want to consider monetary sanctions against the other parent as well as primary custody and even sole legal custody.