Sentence examples for may sanction from inspiring English sources

Of course, Osborne may sanction a further rise in the minimum wage above the 20p due in October.

A simple reminder may sanction a habit that will both increase the flow of access and reduce rush-hour angst.

Most of Europe looks with trepidation at the prospect that America and the EU may sanction Russia's energy sector over aggression in Ukraine.

Reports have indicated however that the government may sanction the opening of selective schools in poorer areas in an effort to improve social mobility.

The Bank of England may sanction a further round of quantitative easing this week if service sector figures slide further this week.

Nevertheless, Descartes' hypothesis of motion may sanction a species of relative motion, since his phrase, "considered at rest", implies that the choice of which bodies are at rest or in motion is purely arbitrary.

It may not sanction its most formidable opponent, the Muslim Brotherhood.

The fact that a star of Mr. Ghesquiere's stature was found out may be sanction enough.

Arsenal, who have dropped their interest in Juventus' Arturo Vidal, may now sanction David Ospina's move to Fenerbahce.

There were few Chelsea protests as Troy Deeney converted the penalty, even if his one-fingered celebration may bring sanction.

UCITA may also sanction outrageous contract provisions that muzzle criticism.