Sentence examples similar to sanction a decision from inspiring English sources

It is scarcely imaginable that he will sanction such a decision.

Chief executive Tony Durrant said: Our team in Norway has done an excellent job in bringing the Vette project close to a sanction decision in a low oil price environment.

One option, some Council diplomats suggested, would be to pass a resolution suspending sanctions, but delay a decision to lift them.

In other words, for savings in the region of £50m, 400,000 people were sanctioned (and twice that number experienced the nightmare of referral for a sanction decision), about 10% of whom will have had to rely on a food bank.

Supporters of new sanctions were buoyed by a decision at the conclusion of Friday's meeting to schedule another working session next week.

Shooting in black and white – a decision sanctioned by Young Frankenstein director Brooks, who feared Merrick's deformities would be "too grotesque" in colour – Lynch made great play of the industrial breakthroughs of the late 19th century, and the film's atmospheric depiction of sparking electricity and gaslight adds an almost steampunk counterpoint to the cobbled streets.

The way DWP did it in my case was my claim was suspended for two weeks (the time they said it took to come to a decision on the sanction) and sanctioned for a further two weeks.

The tribunal has advised the AFL a decision on sanction would be made at hearing on Tuesday May 5.

Under fire from researchers and ethicists, the U.S. government agency responsible for protecting patients involved in scientific studies is backing away from a decision to sanction the leaders of a clinical trial involving premature infants after finding that the researchers failed to disclose the trial's full risks.

After the inspection, the United Nations needs to make a decision on sanctions.

European Union leaders were to meet Thursday to make a decision on sanctions.