Available Sanctions Sample Clauses
The 'Available Sanctions' clause defines the types of penalties or corrective actions that may be imposed if a party breaches the agreement or fails to comply with its terms. This clause typically outlines specific sanctions such as monetary fines, suspension of services, or termination of the contract, and may detail the circumstances under which each sanction can be applied. Its core practical function is to provide clear consequences for non-compliance, thereby deterring breaches and ensuring that all parties understand the potential repercussions of failing to meet their obligations.
Available Sanctions. In the event the PCEC determines, in accordance with the procedures outlined above, that a Participant has violated this Agreement, the PCEC has the authority to impose sanctions against the violating Participant, which may include – but is not limited to – the following: • Prohibition from membership in NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS; • Prohibition from presenting or moderating at any meetings sponsored by NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS; • Prohibition on receiving any research funding from NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS; • Ban from SSFM, and possibly from other non- spine SF Match programs; • Publication of individually- identified sanctions by ▇▇▇▇, CSRS, and/or SRS; • Written reprimand or other letter outlining concerns, which may be published by NASS, CSRS, and/or SRS, or filed with the American Board of Medical Specialties, the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, the American Board of Neurological Surgery, and/or the ACGME, or the equivalent certifying body for DO candidates or any other entity or individual the PCEC deems relevant, including potential employers of the violating participant; or • Any other sanctions that the PCEC deems relevant and proper. The above prohibitions and bans may be time-limited or permanent, at the discretion of the PCEC.
Available Sanctions. In the event that the Match Grievance Committee determines that a Participant or Fellowship Program has violated this Agreement, the committee has the authority to impose sanctions against the violating Participant and/or Fellowship Program (and associated faculty), which may include – but is not limited to – the following:
a. Prohibition from membership in POSNA
b. Prohibition from presenting or moderating at any meetings sponsored by POSNA
c. Prohibition on receiving any research funding from POSNA
d. Ban from POSNA, and possibly from other non-pediatric San Francisco Match programs
e. Publication of individually- identified sanctions by ▇▇▇▇▇
f. Written reprimand or other letter outlining concerns, which may be published by POSNA, or filed with the American Board of Medical Specialties, the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, and/or the ACGME, the American Osteopathic Board of Orthopedic Surgery, or any other entity or individual the Match Grievance Committee deems relevant, including potential employers of the violating participant
g. Any other sanctions that the Match committee deems relevant and proper. The above prohibitions and bans may be time-limited or permanent, at the discretion of the Match Grievance Committee.
Available Sanctions. In the event the SNOBOD determines, in accordance with the procedures outlined above, that a Participant has violated this Agreement, the SNOBOD has the authority to impose sanctions against the violating Participant, which may include, but is not limited to, the following: ▪ Prohibition from membership in the Society for Neuro-Oncology; ▪ Prohibition from presenting or moderating at any meetings sponsored by the Society for Neuro-Oncology; ▪ Ban from NOFM, and possibly from other non-neuro-oncology SF Match programs; Publication of individually identified sanctions by the Society for Neuro-Oncology; Written reprimand or other letter outlining concerns, which may be published by SNOBOD or filed with the American Board of Medical Specialties, the American Academy of Neurology, and/or the ACGME, or the equivalent certifying body for DO candidates or any other entity or individual the SNOBOD deems relevant, including potential employers of the violating participant; or ▪ Any other sanctions that the SNOBOD deems relevant and proper. The above prohibitions and bans may be time-limited or permanent, at the discretion of the SNOBOD.
Available Sanctions. In the event the PCEC determines, in accordance with the procedures outlined above, that a Participant has violated this Agreement, the PCEC has the authority to impose sanctions against the violating Participant, which may include – but is not limited to – the following: • Prohibition from membership in NASS; • Prohibition from presenting or moderating at any meetings sponsored by NASS; • Prohibition on receiving any research funding from NASS; • Ban from ISMM, and possibly from other non- spine SF Match programs; • Publication of individually- identified sanctions by NASS; • Written reprimand or other letter outlining concerns, which may be published by NASS or filed with the American Board of Medical Specialties, the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, , and/or the ACGME, or the equivalent certifying body for DO candidates or any other entity or individual the PCEC deems relevant, including potential employers of the violating participant; or • Any other sanctions that the PCEC deems relevant and proper. The above prohibitions and bans may be time-limited or permanent, at the discretion of the PCEC.