Sentence examples for sanction order from inspiring English sources

"This work was supported by the Department of Science & Technology (DST) and Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India, in the form of DST-INSPIRE Senior Research Fellowship [DST Registration No. IF110479] to one of us (KS)" and DBT-BUILDER (Sanction Order No. DBT/BT/PR7020/INF/22/177/12) Grant, respectively.

This study was conducted in accordance with all relevant Indian laws, with due permits from the State Forest Departments of Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka as well as the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India (Sanction Order No. 23/17/2003-RE).

Financial support provided by the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India (Sanction order BT/PR/8647/PBD/26/38/2007) for this study is gratefully acknowledged.

Financial support provided for this project by the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India (Sanction order BT/PR/8647/PBD/26/38/2007) and the 16-capillary automated DNA sequencing machine (Genetic Analyzer 3130xl, Applied Biosystems) provided by the SRM University are gratefully acknowledged.

British officials argue they had to wait for a European Union sanctions order to take effect.

Government departments in Russia have been instructed to come up with a list of products subject to the sanctions order.

In chapters 4 and 5 they intervene in debates in linguistics in favor of pragmatics, that is to say, highlighting the "incorporeal transformations" (labels that prompt a different form of action to be applied to a body: "I now pronounce you man and wife") that socially sanctioned "order words" bring about (Deleuze and Guattari also refer to speech act theory in this regard).

The sanctions order that no U.S. citizen can deal with the companies.

The Obama administration, after two largely ineffectual rounds of sanctions ordered by the United Nations Security Council against Tehran, still feels their threat is an important complement to its approach for engaging Iran.

The sanctions, ordered by Congress late last year to intensify diplomatic and economic pressure over Iran's nuclear activities, have put the administration in the difficult position of threatening to punish some of the United States' closest allies while it seeks to squeeze Iran's main source of hard currency.

The White House said Monday it would not impose a new round of sanctions ordered by Congress on individuals and groups associated with the Kremlin over election-meddling, claiming existing legislation was acting as an effective deterrent.