Sentence examples for prior sanction from inspiring English sources

The IOC has said that any Russian athlete with a prior sanction for doping would not be allowed into the Games.

— Nataliya Vasilyeva (@NatVasilyevaAP) 26 Sep 13 Other photographers began holding individual pickets outside the main office of the Investigative Committee, the only form of public protests that can be held in Russia without prior sanction.

At paragraph 98 of its report the tribunal pulls no punches: "Dr Russell should not have done what he did; he simply had no business intermeddling in the marking … " What is more, this remarking did not have the prior sanction of Astin, chair of the board of examiners.

The Indian army has fought the insurgency under the unusual protections conferred by the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (A.F.S.P.A ., which, among other things, shields any army personnel from being prosecuted in a criminal court without prior sanction from the central government.

The average athlete bout experience was 8.5 bouts (± 12.3, 0 44), with 18.2% of athletes having no prior sanctioned MMA experience.

When added to the 11 individuals from prior sanctions this represents American's total response to date.

Thus, for every word I utter as a waiter, there is prior corporate sanction, whether it be the adjectives used to describe risotto or the phraseology of asking the customer whether she would care for another drink (apropos of technophilic Cambridge, my restaurant prefers "May I refresh your cocktail?").

"These exemptions have been protected in the new sanctions with such transactions only requiring prior authorisation if they are over €100,000.

Victim related characteristics such as not being a relative or friend [ 16, 17], having assaulted more than one victim [ 18], as well as deviant sexual interests, prior criminal sanctions for sexual assault(s) and drop out from offense specific treatment [ 19] have been reported to be sexual reoffense predictors.

In the 40 years since the court handed down its ruling, there has not been another instance of officially sanctioned prior restraint to keep an American newspaper from printing secret information on national security grounds.

Prior to the sanctions, an 11.5% decline in oil production was already predicted for Western Siberia by 2020.