Sentence examples for modifications sanctioned by from inspiring English sources

Capell stated quite reasonably — and, we know now, with considerable justification — that "for all anyone knows, the differences between the manuscripts and these publications represent modifications sanctioned by Bruckner".

Capell stated quite reasonably — and, we know now, with considerable justification — that "for all anyone knows, the differences between the manuscripts and these publications represent modifications sanctioned by Bruckner". And he acknowledged that "Hitlerian politics entered into the propagation" of Haas's edition.

The idea of postage stamps, which would allow the sender to pay in advance, was officially sanctioned by Leopold I on the Loi apportant des modifications au régime des postes ("Law bringing modifications to the postal system") on 24 December 1847 while the radical liberal and future Prime Minister, Walthère Frère-Orban, served as Minister of Public Works.

We describe measurement quantities and measurement processes verbally by using everyday terms, often sanctioned by international standards and guides.

Andreassen's TDI classification, sanctioned by WHO in 1978 in «International disease classification», is described here.

Some of this ritualistic abuse is sanctioned by Hinduism.

Shylock is saying: This is sanctioned by God.

He went nonetheless – and was sanctioned by the local authority.

The final discipline sanctioned by the FIG is sports aerobics.

(Judo is still not sanctioned by the N.C.A.A).

Sanctioned by Nintendo?