Sentence examples for needs to sanction from inspiring English sources

According to one estimate, Brussels needs to sanction only an additional €10bn of loans to get Athens through the next few months, after which a longer-lasting deal can be constructed.

When SD2 production was expected to be 13 bcm/a, SOCAR saw approximately three bcm/a going to Georgia and Azerbaijan and seven needed to sanction a pipeline to Europe, leaving four bcm/a for Turkey.

The argument is over whether Mr Jung should have said as much; and whether, as he insists, a new law is needed to sanction the shooting down of a passenger aircraft.

The appellate court said the trial judge correctly "balanced the need to sanction Mr. Isley's 'pathological' tax evasion against the need to accommodate Mr. Isley's poor health".

Ian Liddell-Grainger, Conservative MP for Bridgwater, who spent yesterday at the Somerset Levels, speaking to what he called "scared" residents, took aim squarely at the Environment Agency, saying that officials at the top of the organisation were "idiotic" and that they needed to sanction £5m for river dredging, a process that he said would help with the flooding.

And things are only going to get more moveable on the phone front as telcos start to wake up to the need to sanction their own disruption where they would previously have dug their heels in.

When thinking about the topic of the next section, the epistemology of computer simulations, we should also keep in mind that the procedures needed to sanction the results of simulations will often depend, in large part, on which of the above kind of purpose or purposes the simulation will be put to.

Penalties would be needed to sanction those who breach confidentiality.

The participants indicated the need to sanction more supervisory posts and lack of public health personnel was highlighted.

The deal also needs to be sanctioned by British courts.

The United States also needs to intensify sanctions on Syria and keep urging Russia to cooperate in ending the conflict.