Sentence examples similar to experimental sanction from inspiring English sources
-- "Social dilemmas and shame-based sanctions: experimental results from rural Zimbabwe" by Abigail Barr (2001).
But, while they're all strong contenders, it's worth pointing out that Hytner has also embraced young, boundary-breaking companies such as Kneehigh and Punchdrunk, and sanctioned experimental work by directors such as Katie Mitchell.
A growing body of experimental research documents that nonmonetary sanctions and rewards may be important instruments for enforcing efficient behavior.
Johns Hopkins University has sanctioned a researcher who tested experimental cancer drugs on patients in India without the approval of a university review board.
In June, it said its enrichment program was in an "experimental stage" while bitterly denouncing the United Nations for tightening sanctions after its nuclear test in May.
Some patient advocates are lobbying for laws and policies that would sanction what has become known as the "compassionate use" of experimental drugs by seriously ill patients who have run out of other options.
All experimental procedures were carried out in accordance with the European Community Directive 86/609/EC and were sanctioned by the Animal Research Ethics Committee of SERIDA (licensed 30/01/09).
All experimental procedures were approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee Guidelines of the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation – EMBRAPA and were sanctioned by the president, Dr. Rui Machado.
The artificial heart, designed by Phoenix dentist Kevin Cheng, has not been sanctioned by the FDA, which is required by law to approve the use of experimental medical devices.
With experimental drug treatments or vaccines still months away from being deployed to West Africa, the World Health Organization has sanctioned the use of so-called convalescent blood therapies, which they say can be implemented much more quickly.
