Sentence examples for inner sanction from inspiring English sources

"Do you have the inner sanction to create a man who's braver and tougher than yourself?" Mailer asks, much as another tutor might say, "Is this the best choice of word?" or "Are you making yourself clear to the reader?" Mailer's clarity is sometimes blurred by his sporting analogies.

For those in the inner circle, sanctions have in some cases meant losing business, property and travel opportunities in the west.

Just how does one get in touch with one's inner assassin — sanctioned or not?

ST PETERSBURG, Russia, June 19 (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin boasted on Friday that Russia had found the "inner strength" to prevent sanctions causing a deep economic crisis, and told the West to stop using "the language of ultimatums".

High-level Western officials should be criticizing him and coordinating sanctions against his inner circle.

The likeliest targets for EU sanctions are members of Putin's inner circle who are already on the US sanctions list but not yet on its European counterpart.

The West would - in time - respond with sanctions against Putin's inner circle, including Sechin, and against Russian companies, including Rosneft.

While the list targets several figures close to the Russian president, it does not hit his inner circle as hard as the sanctions announced by the US on Thursday.

It was the Iraqi population, not Saddam's inner circle, who really suffered under U.N. sanctions after Saddam illegally invaded Kuwait.

The US and the European Union stepped up their sanctions on President Vladimir Putin's inner circle on Monday, accusing Russia of stoking violence and political tension in eastern Ukraine.

WHEN Russia annexed Crimea in March, Western leaders hoped that carefully crafted "smart" financial sanctions, directed at Vladimir Putin's inner circle, plus some old-fashioned embargoes, for instance of high-tech equipment, might persuade him not to invade eastern Ukraine.