Sanctions and Solidarity

Penalties for non compliance

Severe Sentences

The directive did not require the imposition of penalties.

Israel slapped draconian sanctions on Gaza.

The protesting crowd's demand We want capital punishment .

Israel slapped draconian sanctions on Gaza.

Over the last ten years, thousands of young Ukrainians had been victims of the traffic in persons.

The Council imposed sanctions after Iran refused to do so.

Begin to impose strong sanctions against cartel conduct.

Policymakers must enforce criminal sanctions against these practices.

The Customs Act applies civil and criminal penalties to breaches of export controls.

(f) Judicial and administrative sanctions against persons liable for the violations

He argues that an example should be made of State officials found guilty of torture.

There are punishments for failing to obey the national laws on this front.

The resolution threatens that the Security Council will consider imposing sanctions against Sudanese leaders or against the country s important oil sector, but introduces no penalties at this time.

In the aftermath of the attack, calls for the death penalty resurfaced.

It also establishes stricter penalties for contraventions of the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention.

Some case descriptions made no mention of fines or sanctions.

Measures to safeguard the confidentiality of information and the anonymity of the informant were key in gaining the trust of informants.

Article 5 of the Act, which also specifies a number of other penalties, provides as follows

Exercise of the right to remain silent shall not carry with it any penalties or presumptions.

The competition law may not provide for sufficiently large fines or other sanctions.

It pressed the International Atomic Energy Agency for greater scrutiny. It got the United Nations Security Council to agree to impose increasingly onerous economic sanctions and roped allies into even stronger sanctions.

For years, China has also blocked meaningful sanctions against Burma.

Following the 2008 coup, the military government of Mauritania faced severe international sanctions and internal unrest.

Functional agencies such as Courts and judiciary bodies should also apply strict punishments to the acts of violation.

IHL is relatively weak to impose criminal sanctions.

Accordingly, several cases have ended with severe economic sanctions for traffickers.

A critical component of any successful leniency programme is the credible threat of severe sanctions.

In addition, the Criminal Code had been revised, providing severer punishments for rape.

The approach would also embrace prisoners serving alternative sentences and those who are leaving the penitentiary system.

Finally, the AP is unlikely to face financial penalties for this mistake.

Today, the diplomatic package consists mostly of penalties, albeit the small ones of targeted sanctions.

The Arab League is also said to be considering sanctions against Syria's strongman Bashar Al Assad.

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This Act provides additional or supplementary penalties and measures and special procedures regarding

Section 8(2) provides for penalties, on conviction for an offence against subsection (1)

The Committee welcomes the abrogation of mandatory sentencing provisions in the Northern Territory.

Other on going academic studies are related to the drafting of a new law concerning Witness Protection and a New Penal Code.

Executive fines shall not be imposed, nor cruel, degrading or inhuman punishment inflicted.

The Ordinance prescribes harsher punishments if the victims are women and or children.

Thus, the Obama administration may find it more politically expedient to seek a deal with Iran. If Iran displays a real willingness to compromise, the West should hold off on the new sanctions.

Third, any further sanctions should be accompanied by an earnest offer of dialogue and engagement.

This led to the imposition of US sanctions and America s third exit from Pakistan.