Sentence examples for formally sanctioned from inspiring English sources

Practices that take place in coordination with, or formally sanctioned by, the colonial power.

But until January this year, the private ownership of planes was not formally sanctioned.

Related torture techniques that neither Tenet nor the Justice Department formally sanctioned were "rectal rehydration" and "rectal feeding".

Last summer, the trainer Doug O'Neill was formally sanctioned after one of his racehorses at Hollywood Park in California tested positive for illegal drugs.

The following list refers to internship possibilities that are not formally sanctioned by Stanford University but may nonetheless be of interest.

On Wednesday, after nearly four years of legal wrangling, the Home Office confirmed that Theresa May had last week formally sanctioned Deya's extradition.

At this stage, though, it's far from clear how much impact the new sanctions, which could be formally agreed upon as early as next week, will have on the Russian economy.

They believe that, although ministers say they are committed to tackling these issues, prevarication on formally sanctioning the Council of Europe treaty undermines such a pledge.

An AOL Time Warner executive, Edward Adler, said that his company and the News Corporation had held "positive and constructive discussions as recently as last week" with Chinese officials to try to overcome their reluctance to formally sanction broadcasts by foreign companies.

The investigation will most likely continue until at least the end of August before an independent board made up largely of former members will decide whether to formally recommend further action by the House Committee on Standards of Conduct, which alone has the power to formally sanction House members.

Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner, standing next to her, said the United States had not ruled out formally sanctioning the central bank, a step that would have a more draconian effect on Iran because it would cut off from the American market any foreign bank that does business with the central bank.