Sentence examples for it would sanction from inspiring English sources

Mr. Crotty said Nascar has not even suggested it would sanction any race at the track.

On June 27 the finance ministers of the euro-zone countries refused to extend the deadline, and the next day the ECB announced that it would sanction no further increases in emergency funding for Greece's banks.

But the EU dislikes the proposed law, since it would sanction ethnic discrimination in the labour market between citizens of neighbouring countries.In any event, some Hungarian opposition MPs on the left and in the centre doubt whether the law would solve the Magyars' problems.

Spurred on by complaints from the European Union and countries from other regions, the World Trade Organization ruled against the United States on the issue, and said it would sanction retaliation in the form of tariffs against American goods from states with tremendous political value to the White House, including Florida.

We can but speculate that perhaps it wanted to keep the GSMA happy so it would sanction another Android-branded plandingnd landing in the middle of MWC, as has been unveiled today — complete with a free smoothie bar and Android pin badges that delegates can fight over, as per the last time Google's Android branding took over MWC back in 2011….

The country's ever-contentious relationship with the U.S. government has continued to slide, with the Obama administration announcing in March that it would sanction seven military and elected officials over human rights abuse allegations.

He ignored me anyway and made it look like I'd sanctioned his version.

The animal rights group opposes hunting and is particularly incensed that a wildlife organization would sanction it.

In its revised code of 1908 the R&A ruled that it would not sanction any substantial departure from the traditional form and make of golf clubs.

In the report released Monday, the luge federation, or F.I.L., said it would not sanction the sliding track for the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia, if speeds exceeded 84 m.p.h.

Although unable to take action against Briatore personally, after he left Renault last week, the 26-member WMSC said it would not sanction any event involving him "in any capacity whatsoever".