Sentence examples for plans sanctioned from inspiring English sources

But state management plans sanctioned by Congress would allow wolf numbers there and in Montana to fall to 150 in each.

Big polluters are likely to face fewer restrictions and have a bigger say under a plan sanctioned by business-friendly Republicans.

Europe plans sanctions next month if the tax is not repealed.

Critics of Home Office plans to sanction a dramatic extension of government access to private communications records mainly civil liberties campaigners and Mr Blunkett's own son, who works in the computer industry—had won the argument, Mr Blunkett concluded.

Who wouldn't be excited about something like that?" McCoist has confirmed Bursaspor's interest in Steven Whittaker but insists he has no plans to sanction the sale of the utility man.

Scott Blackmun, the chief executive of the United States Olympic Committee, said there were no plans to sanction those bodies that do not follow through, but he said he did not believe it would be an issue.

OHRP ultimately backed away from plans to sanction the researchers.

Last year it ordered Swiss banks Falcon Private Bank and BSI Bank to cease operations in Singapore, and it plans to sanction several of their bankers.

The transport minister, Makoto Koga, has asked the FMC to withdraw its planned sanctions, promising to make "adjust ments" to Japanese harbour practices within three to five years.All good, clean, ritual stuff.

Moscow's inevitable response to Britain's expulsions and planned sanctions will test the UK's resolve and the strength of the alliance against Russian aggression.

Pressed by Schieffer on what Obama could have done, Romney said the U.S. could have taken steps earlier to plan sanctions against Russia in concert with other countries.