Sentence examples for needs to be sanctioned from inspiring English sources

The deal also needs to be sanctioned by British courts.

For the league to operate under the auspices of FIFA, the sport's world governing body, it needs to be sanctioned by the United States Soccer Federation.

An 'agreement' is announced, even though the 'deal' still needs to be sanctioned by every eurozone parliament, many of whom are deeply skeptical.

Giving evidence to MPs on the work and pensions select committee, Esther McVey said international evidence pointed to the effectiveness of benefit sanctions, but warned that "no system is perfect" and ideally nobody would need to be sanctioned.

This is one case where African leaders will be in agreement that one of their own members has behaved in ways that need to be sanctioned in international courts".

Although its introduction would need to be sanctioned by Fifa, world football's governing body, Scudamore told MPs yesterday the system could be in place in just over a year's time.

Although its introduction would need to be sanctioned by FIFA, world soccer's governing body, Scudamore told MPs today the system could be in place in just over a year's time.

Some studies suggest that illness has social ramifications, and therefore bodily sensations need to be sanctioned as symptoms in the social arena [ 46, 47].

And, there needs to be sanctions against any charity which fails to meet the new standards set.

7.20pm BST Steve Barnett says there is a very clear public perception that there needs to be sanctions against these very powerful media organisations.

Re "Payback Time: Why Revenge Tastes So Sweet" (July 27): Revenge is clearly a human emotion, but, like other destructive reactions, it needs to be curbed rather than excused or sanctioned by scientists.