Sentence examples similar to Rhetorically sanctioned from inspiring English sources
Canon law sanctioned slavery.
Rhetorically, he was no Gipper.
Rhetorically, Trump continues to claim vast powers.
Rhetorically, he did not disappoint either.
Rhetorically, he also has championed democracy.
Even Chancellor Merkel of Germany, whose economy is most dependent now on Russian energy, has at least rhetorically indicated a greater preparedness to up sanctions, even potentially on the petroleum/gas sector.
Poroshenko was quick to take advantage of the conflict by asking, rhetorically, "Who would dare talk about lifting the sanctions in such circumstances?" Just last month, Austria's foreign minister called for an easing of sanctions on Russia in return for "any positive development" in Ukraine.
That means they must also support, at least rhetorically, the weapons inspections that are Iraq's only way of getting the sanctions lifted.
For Europeans, the question is whether they will work with the U.S. in rhetorically condemning Russia's aggressive actions toward Ukraine and, more importantly, imposing tough sanctions on all sectors of the Russian economy, including its energy and finance sectors (even though they will require some sacrifice on our part).
