Sentence examples for as being sanctioned from inspiring English sources

For Columbia University, it is hardly worth bothering, though the college will take issue if a company tries to pass itself off as being sanctioned by the school.

The Israeli attack was also seen by Syrians as being sanctioned by Washington, as a warning to Damascus not to help the resistance in Iraq.

On the other hand, he respected such rights as were sanctioned by provincial custom and was less forceful in exploiting feudal relationships than his grandfather had been.

Cheney said he supports gay marriage as long as it's sanctioned at the state level -- a more progressive position than President Obama's current civil-unions-not-marriage stance.

Known officially as the Mangyongdae Prize International Marathon, the race is sanctioned as a bronze-label event by the International Association of Athletics Federations and has been held annually for 27 years.

A research programme I'm involved in at Leeds University has heard from other people, such as Chloe, who was sanctioned for not doing enough to find work.

In Florida and Kentucky, they are four times as likely to have been sanctioned.

"We know the Iranian Revolutionary Guards IRGCC) are sanctioned as a terrorist entity.

As a lawyer, he was sanctioned for misconduct, but he never wound up in prison.

Barton, meanwhile, received a yellow card for his part in the melee, and as such has already been sanctioned.

She said banks that do not allow their empty property to be used as social housing would be sanctioned.