Sentence examples for sanction too from inspiring English sources
(The hotel features heavily in The Eiger Sanction too).
If America has divine sanction, as Mormons believe, it follows that American foreign policy has divine sanction too, and that it is answerable to its own (ie God's) rules, not those of other, by definition lesser and less blessed, nations.
It is the family way, Waterhouse having inherited her licence from her father Tommy J Smith, a legend of Australian racing not just by common consent, but official sanction too.
And if you should happen to lack the capacity for self-reflection, there should be some external sanction too; people who get it wrong, keep getting it wrong, and show no sign of learning should pay a price in polite society.
They began with the sanctions too late, but they have moved from a policy of engagement to a much more active (sanctions) policy against Iran.
The charter has been submitted to the Vatican for approval, but representatives of victims consider the sanctions too mild.
Mr. Trump rejected the demand, calling the lifting of sanctions too high a price to pay for partial moves toward denuclearization.
The most nagging question now seems to be: Have foreign governments perhaps rushed to judgment on Myanmar, rolling back their sanctions too quickly?
Others would have faced sanctions too and, although Premier League clubs will be reminded of the laws when they meet before the season starts, teething problems are thought possible.
He said editors who were sanctioned too often by the PCC feared their proprietors would soon decide to search for a replacement.
