Sentence examples similar to more blanche from inspiring English sources

But he will not answer this Israeli hankering for stability by giving Netanyahu carte blanche for more of the same.

While more conservative communities might blanche at public sex-toy making, in Portland it is a colourful part of life.

Head of Campaigns Andrew Pendleton said: "These 'guidelines' are little more than a carte blanche to dispatch dirty energy companies into the British countryside to start sinking thousands of new fracking wells - and without any consultation.

But Bolsonaro's approach to the outbreak of violent crime is to further militarize Brazil's law enforcement agencies and to give them even more leeway ― "carte blanche," he calls it ― to shoot and kill alleged criminals on sight.

Ugni blanc is common in Armagnac, although it is supplemented with more aromatic grapes like folle blanche and colombard.

"I was given carte blanche to create, more or less, whatever world I wanted," Mr. Roth said.

He's clearly a post-pubescent kid, and for once there is also the suggestion that this teenager might actually be interested in taking Blanche up on something more than a tender kiss.

The marriage of curatorial and commercial interests has long been a challenging relationship to navigate in the art world and the Carte Blanche sale demonstrates one more of these instances.

The Liberal Democrats have joined the Tories in pledging to make the BBC more open by granting the National Audit Office carte blanche to examine spending and scrapping the corporation's regulator, the BBC Trust.

However, looking forward, one wonders whether the strong reactions elicited by the Carte Blanche sale will lead to more curated sales at Phillips.

"In Gremio I had carte blanche to go forward and participate more in the attacking plays.