disciplinary penalty

In September, a court overturned the disciplinary penalties on a technicality.

If you fail to meet the standards, it will lead to action being taken, which in turn could result in disciplinary penalties, including dismissal.

All the disciplinary penalties imposed on the applicant were revoked under an amnesty law.

The report does not break with the fashion for disciplinary penalties in the Brussels Consensus, seeking only to water these down.

Disciplinary penalties for the failure to put in place measures necessary for prevention and correction of environmental degradation.

If the employee is found to have breached the policy, they will face a disciplinary penalty ranging from a verbal warning to dismissal.

The most severe disciplinary penalty is dismissal.

To save the opposition from a disciplinary penalty, Heitner urged his table along so briskly that 16 deals were completed in 55 minutes.

The court allowed that for that infraction, a civil servant could be subject to disciplinary penalties, but not criminal prosecution.

Court and campus disciplinary penalties were ordered, and the incident precipitated a re-examination of university policies regarding race.

It uses random announced urine tests to discourage drug use, with progressively stiffer disciplinary penalties imposed with each positive test result.

Immediately after the strike's end, several members of Toronto City Council, along with countless commuters, saw recourse in the idea of enforcing strict disciplinary penalties against the union and its membership.

Officers who show exemplary respect will be recognized with citations and award luncheons, while those who are rude or abusive will face disciplinary penalties or be obliged to undergo training.

To impose administrative sanctions and disciplinary penalties to brokers, brokerage firms, investment consultants as well as to in any other legal or natural person whom fall under the provisions of the Stock Market legislation.

In 1951, Wandsworth was the holding prison for a national stock of the birch and the cat o' nine tails, implements for corporal punishment inflicted as a disciplinary penalty under the prison rules.

The Government press agency reported that the miners left the grounds they had been occupying at 6 A.M. today after statements were issued by the local public prosecutor and the political leadership that the miners would face no disciplinary penalties.

Delbrück vigorously opposed the policy of the Prussian government in dealing with the Danes and the Poles, with the result that he was twice subjected to disciplinary penalties as a professor and therefore, in Prussia, a civil servant.

A puzzled committee decided by a majority to reprimand Team A on the grounds that they had violated an obscure regulation: "Flagrant and deliberate attempts to lose tricks are detrimental to the game of bridge. . . will subject the offenders to disciplinary penalties."

If you do not adhere to these, there are both informal and formal disciplinary procedures currently set out in the ES Personnel Handbook (soon to be replaced by a statement of terms and conditions) and a range of disciplinary penalties up to and including dismissal.