Sentence examples for give sanction from inspiring English sources
David Cameron, May's predecessor, did give sanction for strikes against UK foreign fighters in Syria.
It nevertheless happens that, under force of pressure from the strikers, unions can retrospectively give sanction to wildcats.
When the matter came before the King's Bench in 1765, Lord Mansfield and the other three judges pronounced the general warrant illegal, declaring that 'no degree of antiquity could give sanction to a usage bad in itself". And see 2 Paterson, Liberty of the Subject (1877), pp. 129132.
Saying it would give sanction details by the end of July, the EU said it would ask its EIB investment bank no longer to fund Russian projects.
She still wants to give sanctions and diplomacy a chance.
The Obama administration, by contrast, is keen to give sanctions more time to bite.
And European governments have been hard at work trying to persuade Israel to give sanctions more time.
This support would be contingent on Israeli pledges to give sanctions and diplomacy more time to work.
"I've indicated we're prepared to give sanctions time to work, and I'll repeat that.
Top officials — from the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. Mike Mullen, to the national security adviser, Gen. James L. Jones — have visited Israel to argue that they should give sanctions time.
In order to give sanctions time to have their desired impact, Obama's military advisers warn constantly about the negative consequences of an Israeli military strike.
