To enforce the compliance to energy regulations, the agency has the power to impose administrative sanctions, for instance fines, as punishment for non-compliance.
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But, at a glance, I don't think that this edit, on its own, is so serious as to warrant administrative sanctions . "'
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A pot-pourri of administrative sanctions used to limit free expression and exert indirect pressure on journalists and human rights defenders are also addressed.
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In some cases, a civil penalty may be supplemented by other legal process, including administrative sanctions or even criminal charges, and their respective appeals.
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A government official or employee who fails to observe the Flag Code may face administrative sanctions in addition to the penalties imposed by law.
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The commission said it found trading irregularities occurred last year and has asked Japan's Finance Ministry to impose administrative sanctions on the two companies.
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Two other sergeants who taught at the school face administrative sanctions for alleged verbal sexual harassment of trainees that the Army did not deem criminal.
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It looks like one side tries to circumvent the discussion and enforce their view by gaining administrative sanctions against their opponents-which seems unlikely to happen.
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Criminal charges could be filed against anyone who served alcohol to minors, and administrative sanctions could be issued against the holder of the liquor license.
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:An administrative sanction and / or insight into this editing war is much welcomed . talk ) 01 : 55, 10 October 2009 ( UTC)
