Sentence examples for sanction spending from inspiring English sources

I could sanction spending $1 premium if the Hamptons version bore a silly gingham kerchief.

He was willing to sanction spending on the right players, by the right manager, always with a long-term view.

However, the owner, the elusive Russian petrochemical billionaire Maxim Demin, will have to sanction spending in all areas to provide the depth of quality to survive.

This meant NICE could sanction spending twice what it was originally proposing to do.

But unanimity doesn't equate to harmony in Springfield, at least not on the House floor before all members voted to sanction spending $5.2 billion in federal money that had been in limbo because of the state budget stalemate.

His and the next coalition government sanctioned spending £9.3bn public money on three weeks of elite sports, and neither Blair, Lord Coe nor anybody else who took the plaudits is being held to account for the failure to build a participation legacy.

The team was still short and Malaysian owner Tan sanctioned spending.

It may also lead him to sanction incontinent spending.

The Libor scandal, along with Standard Chartered's recent run-in with U.S. regulators over Iran transactions -- not to mention a rogue trading scandal at UBS -- mean boards are more willing to sanction increased spending on compliance, despite it generating no revenue.

After having his benefits "sanctioned" and spending nine weeks with nothing to live on, the 43-year-old had stolen some meat from the local Sainsbury's.

Di Matteo sent out his team after showing them a good luck video message from Tony Xia, the club owner who appointed him and sanctioned the spending.