Sentence examples for if sanctioned from inspiring English sources

We can accept our dependence upon animals only if sanctioned by the medical or legal establishment, circumscribed by the regulations of these institutions, through which we subject ourselves to pathologization and further objectify our animal friends and family.

Mr Kennedy, whose unpompous good humour normally robs him of the gravitas to which senior politicians aspire, managed to sound serious and principled, while still leaving himself room to support future military action if sanctioned by the UN.If that were all, Mr Kennedy could be excused for feeling quite pleased with his week's work.

Sir Anthony Brenton, a former ambassador to Russia, told the BBC that a British breach of diplomatic immunity, even if sanctioned in domestic law, would "make the world a very different place," with diplomats everywhere vulnerable to punitive action by host governments.

Accordingly, we first determine if sanctioned auditors may be considered bad auditors, particularly if they generally exhibit greater tolerance for higher earnings management practices than non-sanctioned auditors do.

A legislative right to death, if sanctioned by the state, doesn't just mean freedom to kill yourself, it imposes a duty on the state to provides the means to do so, she says.

Young children thus not only follow but also enforce both moral and conventional norms (where conventional norms, but not moral norms, are conceived by the children themselves as changeable if sanctioned by an authority or a different cultural group).

But, although Dench makes a brief appearance as Elizabeth as if sanctioning a court entertainment, the regal comparison is largely irrelevant.

Every religious campus should take a moment to pause and ask if sanctioning discrimination against any young person on their campus is the right move for the future.

If LVMH is sanctioned, it can appeal.

It's as if Abramović has sanctioned her own knockoffs.

You can be sanctioned if you do.