Sentence examples for full sanction from inspiring English sources

The plans were made in Canada, apparently with full sanction of the Richmond government.

Pesticide experts said that while Dr. Dementi's presentation was important for its contribution to the debate about chemicals like malathion, equally important was that the presentation happened at all, in public, with full sanction by the E.P.A. itself.

Seconds after the Swede's challenge on Oscar, not only was referee Bjorn Kuipers reaching for his red card but he was accompanied, in a truly remarkable show of speed, by nine Chelsea players demanding the full sanction, baying at the official while waving frantically to the sidelines in a manner that suggested the Brazilian was seriously injured.

The simple fact is that Alon spoke on-record with the full sanction of his superiors.

"If remedial steps are taken, probably government officials will not seek full sanctions.

(The 16.2% stake was offloaded to a subsidiary of Gazprom, the gas giant confirmed; Gazprom and its subsidiaries are not subject to full sanctions, but to looser ones, such as restrictions on financing in Western markets).

Instead, General Powell is proposing what amounts to a realist's narrowing of American goals and a recognition that maintaining full sanctions and restoring United Nations arms inspections are lost causes.

But to date nearly all of Burma's pledges have either stalled or gone largely unfulfilled, claim rights groups and even some US agencies, who say Obama should now take a far more serious tone about human rights and perhaps even threaten Burma with a return to full sanctions when the two leaders meet in Naypyitaw for the regional Asean (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) summit.

"Any individual or group of individuals who acts in the name of Seleka after the publication of the present decree... will incur the full sanctions under the law".

"In our worst case scenario involving full sanctions, a material portion of the listed stock market in Russia could become uninvestible for many investors".

In the confrontation with Israel over Mavi Marmara, the Gaza-bound aid ship, in his refusal to impose full sanctions on Iran and in opening borders with Syria, the PM is taking Turkey toward a murky horizon.