Sentence examples for sanctioned according from inspiring English sources

It is the ultimate modern transfer because it was sanctioned according to a much more complex set of criteria than those that dictated player trading in the past.

More than 60% of those who come there have had their benefits sanctioned, according to an internal report by Salford city council.

president, Lamine Diack, said in a statement, "Although the suspension is now retroactive, it is important for the I.A.A.F. to demonstrate that doping offenses, whenever they come to light, will be sanctioned according to our rules".

Gerald Pitts and his own incorporation firms have never been sued or sanctioned, according to federal and state court records.

But students who receive these sorts of confidentiality instructions will almost always believe that they -- as victims -- are at risk of being sanctioned, according to S. Daniel Carter of the campus safety group VTV Family Outreach Foundation.

Half a million Iraqi infants died as a result of sanctions, according to Unicef.

As a former deputy chief of staff of the armed forces general staff, he was involved in efforts to evade previous sanctions, according to the United Nations.

Allowing a second chance at a test is against regulations, and educators can lose their licenses as the ultimate sanction, according to a spokesman for the New York State Education Department.

Bank Melli, a USG-designated bank, had also purchased shares in investment funds as a way to escape the effects of the sanctions, according to Dagan.

The British prime minister, Gordon Brown, said the missile test "does make the case for us moving further on sanctions," according to The Associated Press.

Some 65,000 to 300,000 granny flats are springing up in cities and suburbs every year, with or without local sanction, according to a study sponsored by AARP.