Adjective:

મુકદ્દમા, ફરિયાદી,

sanctionable's Usage Examples:

workers" wages are subject to a statutory minimum, a breach of which is sanctionable under the Employment Ordinance.

appeal was "frivolous, doomed and sanctionable".

” In response, Seward " Kissel called the allegations “meritless and sanctionable.

Obuchowski, which derided a lawyer"s argument as "pettifoggery" and concluded that the appeal was "frivolous, doomed and sanctionable".

In the United States federal court system, certain types of conduct are sanctionable under Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

Commissioner, he may impose penalties against parties for proven commission of sanctionable practices in projects administered, financed or supported by the African.

farther than any other court, however, in drawing the line between legally sanctionable true "harassment" and speech that, because of its unpopularity, is deemed.

Interpretation by analogy is inadmissible in criminal law, sanctionable motivations being exhaustively enumerated.

The assessments are used in the process for evaluating and determining sanctionable activities.

The Council argued that even if the lawyer"s conduct was sanctionable, "the language chosen does not enhance.

any company using the European financial mechanism INSTEX to engage in sanctionable transactions with Iran.

out-group standards and values, and which are punishable or otherwise sanctionable.

leaders took the rhetoric of such doctrines seriously as they contemplated sanctionable applications of violence.