Sentence examples for highly sanctioned from inspiring English sources

Swizzle channels the boozy underground vibe of a so-hot-right-now speakeasy, albeit one that's highly sanctioned.

The last meet in the British colony of Hong Kong was highly organized, sanctioned by the Hong Kong Masters Swimming Program and covered by the Hong Kong Standard, which reported that "the California Masters swimming team stole the limelight...

Mr Quick, who sanctioned the highly controversial arrest of Tory MP Damian Green and the raid on his House of Commons office, has been told to carry out checks on publicity material and internet advertising for the business.

The business, run by the wife of Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Bob Quick, the officer who sanctioned the highly controversial raid on the House of Commons office of Tory MP Damian Green, could face prosecution and a fine of up to £3,000.

In light of this state responsibility for ongoing care, longer stays in rehabilitation have traditionally been sanctioned for highly complex cases.

League officials have said all along that Stern was highly unlikely to sanction the Knicks, given his historic reluctance to act on civil cases.

Syria, which is the dominant power in Lebanon, is thought to be highly unlikely to sanction peace talks between Lebanon and Israel as long as its own negotiations with Israel to recover the Golan Heights remain suspended.

When it comes to iOS, Apple is highly unlikely to sanction such a full Facebook takeover so iPhone and iPad owners won't be able to own Home.

"In Islamic religious terms, taking a life is sometimes sanctioned and even highly praised, and I thought that event was just such a time".

Eriskays have successfully competed in combined driving at highly competitive international level competitions sanctioned by the Fédération Équestre Internationale.

Gov. Tom Corbett is trying to force the N.C.A.A. to revoke the highly deserved sanctions imposed on Penn State.