Sentence examples for sanction powers from inspiring English sources

Under existing proposals for self-regulation, "there will be no real sanction powers or democratic oversight.

Asli Aydintasbas in Milliyet wrote that "Tayyip Erdogan will probably win the fight that he has got into against the Gulen Movement by using the sanction power of the state - but then the regime that is built will be a 'Tayyip Erdogan regime' and not a democracy".

Wada has other problems, including a small budget and a lack of sanctioning powers.

He also introduces viewers to his own panel: a "smiley mask" Jesus, a pot of flowers and a Mahatma Gandhi teddy - the latter of which would have "ironically been dubbed as a terrorist by Sean Hannity because of his opposition to the sanctioned power of the British Empire when the Indian independence movement kicked out British colonies," Brand says.

We study information conditions under which individuals are willing to delegate their sanctioning power to a central authority.

We experimentally investigate a finitely repeated public goods game setting where, in each round, access to sanctioning power is exclusively awarded to one single player per group.

"I think we've seen that the sanctions can bite and if actions like the kind we've seen over the last few days continue, you're going to see a ramping up of those sanctions," Power said.

Republicans will insist on the appointment of constitutionalist judges, men and women who will not distort our founding documents to deny the people's right to self-government, sanction federal powers that violate our liberties, or inject foreign law into American jurisprudence.

To accept that a conductor's role is not safety-critical means the loss of that ultimate sanction, the power to halt rail services.

With steadily increasing sanctions, outside powers have been seeking to persuade Iran to curb its uranium enrichment, a process that can lead to the production of weapons-grade nuclear fuel.

UN Security Council Resolution 1973 sanctions air power to protect Libyan civilians, not to provide close air support to rebel forces.