| Any transfer of lethal military equipment to state sponsors of terrorism is sanctionable under U.S. laws. |
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| I can't say that voicing the opinion that the legal system is a dated anachronism is remotely close to sanctionable behavior. |
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| The Amnesty extends to all those faults which might otherwise be sanctionable as infringements of rules of discipline or professional misconduct. |
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| Accordingly, the Council considers that the depiction of single life in this episode of Friends is laudable rather than sanctionable. |
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| While good taste and judgment might have dictated the non-use of the expression on the public airwaves, it was not a sanctionable usage. |
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| There are those which are sanctionable and those which, even if tasteless or painful to some, are not. |
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| These two individuals are also being designated for being leaders of groups whose members are involved in sanctionable activities. |
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| Of the eight countries examined, five have an official national definition of research misconduct and all are explicit about sanctionable behaviours. |
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| Making this demarcation is a challenge in itself, and however the line is drawn, the number of potentially sanctionable targets under such a proposal would be considerable. |
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| Violations of these laws would be considered sanctionable, and the Group of Experts, strengthened with appropriate legal expertise, would be mandated to investigate relevant acts. |
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| This study suggests that Canada consider adopting an explicit national definition of research misconduct that identifies sanctionable behaviors in addition to the current definition of research integrity. |
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| Then, the FCC should be responsible for investigating whether the content was truly indecent and sanctionable under the law. |
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| Under the NDAA, the facilitation by a financial institution of the purchase of petroleum products would be sanctionable. |
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| It still remains sanctionable to make significant supplies to Iran's energy industry. |
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| His call for sanctions is itself sanctionable because it is frivolous. |
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| The Government's policy of moving people from Incapacity Benefit to ESA has increased the proportion of people on disability benefits who are sanctionable during the same period, partly explaining the rise. |
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| A breach of the provisions of the Code may or may not be sanctionable. |
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| Under the 2006 agreement, the institutions agreed to harmonize their definitions of sanctionable practices and to share greater investigative information among the Banks. |
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| On the other hand, this domain still continued to reside within the limits of whatever was deemed socially injurious and sanctionable by the state. |
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| Corruption and other sanctionable practices result in social pollution and we expect companies found to have engaged in wrongdoing to contribute financially to the clean-up. |
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