Sentence examples similar to commonly sanctioned from inspiring English sources
More commonly, senior officials have been sanctioned, he said, or banks have been ordered to make structural and management changes.
According to Paul Salem, director of the newly established Carnegie Middle East Centre in Beirut, the credibility of prime minister Fouad Siniora's government was dealt a heavy blow by what was commonly perceived as an American sanctioned war.
Para-snowboarding: On 2 May 2012, the International Paralympic Committee officially sanctioned "para-snowboarding" (commonly known as adaptive snowboarding) as a medal event in the 2014 Winter Paralympic Games under Alpine Skiing.
Right now there is no way to challenge opponents' moves, and no way to play commonly used words like "zen" that are not officially sanctioned Scrabble words.
Whereas the number of KOs sustained in sanctioned professional fights can be tracked from commonly available records, the number of KOs that may have occurred at other times is harder to trace.
Canon law sanctioned slavery.
It was critically sanctioned.
Religion sanctioned his ascendancy.
"The government sanctioned it.
Sega expressly sanctioned disassembly.
