Sentence examples for being sanctioned to from inspiring English sources

The whole ordeal, from the woman's benefits being sanctioned to the farcical trial and cruel punishment delivered at the end of it, should make the government feel deeply ashamed.

"We are always occupied by more patients than we are sanctioned to hold".

He is a good friend of Jonathan Aitken and Margaret Thatcher, and has been sanctioned to write her biography.

Jordania also claimed the sale of Wilfried Bony to Swansea last summer was sanctioned to prevent Vitesse qualifying for the Champions League.

At many schools, entrepreneurial students have been sanctioned to sell food and make deliveries around campus.

Indeed, the closing argument is the only time an attorney is sanctioned to opine on the quality of the evidence and credibility of the witnesses.

Next, religious leaders would be sanctioned, to interpret the Bible for those of us annoyed by its complexities and contradictions.

Instead, I was sanctioned to being the funny friend, the one who you could hang out with, but not hang out with.

Financial incitements were sanctioned to the County Councils and there were no controlling systems for the individual physicians.

Districts comprise an average of 7 blocks, and each PHC is sanctioned to have at least 1 medical officer (MO) and 3 staff nurses as well as other support staff.

It was its route to being sanctioned and, ultimately, to being back on cable TV.