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The United States has said it will sanction, arrest and prosecute judges of the International Criminal Court if they charge Americans who served in Afghanistan with war crimes.

A few weeks ago the Castro government announced that it will sanction 35 Wi-Fi hot spots around the country, which Cubans can tap into for $2 an hour.

Even the anglers think it unlikely the government will sanction a major cull.

It is unlikely he will sanction more new money being spent and Kinnear has admitted already he has the authority to sell any players he believes are "not Newcastle".

Given the result of the ballots, it is almost certain they will sanction a boycott.

The Arsenal manager will not want to see a player for whom he paid £15.8m three years ago leave for nothing in 2012, so it seems likely that he will sanction a deal.

"It is evident that we will sanction any transfers of personal data which are solely based on the old Safe Harbour decision," said Johannes Caspar, head of the Hamburg data protection authority in Germany which polices Google and Facebook.

It will not sanction a tournament on a private golf course that excludes blacks, Jews, Hispanics or any other minority.

Labour has said it will only sanction a referendum if further powers are handed from the UK to Brussels requiring a fundamental change to existing treaties.

The regions want the WRU's blessing to play in an Anglo-Welsh league, but the governing body has said it will not sanction the move.

It all stems from the news that the Republican National Committee has announced it will not sanction 2016 Republican candidate debates on CNN and NBC, because the two stations are both putting together movies about Hillary Clinton.