Each Burke faculty member is sanctioned by appointment committees at our Ivy League affiliate, Weill Cornell Medicine of Cornell University.
Last October one part of the worldwide communion, the Episcopaleans of the United States, sanctioned the appointment of an openly gay bishop, Gene Robinson.
The England captaincy was vacant after Michael Vaughan's sudden resignation and, seduced by the notion that England had to have one captain for all three formats, Morris sanctioned the appointment of Kevin Pietersen – an amazingly ill-conceived decision.
During 1765 a major expansion of the Native Infantry took place, and at about the same time the government sanctioned the appointment of a "Native" doctor to each sepoy battalion with the pay of a havildar.
He could even sanction the appointment – tardy, perhaps, given there have now been a damning 13 concessions from set-pieces this season – of a defensive coach to supplement his backroom staff.
After he was sworn in, Rouhani initially nominated Najafi as education minister but parliament accused him of previously having sided with the opposition Green movement and refused to sanction his appointment.
What on earth did the FSA ask Flowers when they interviewed him to sanction his appointment?
Tony Blair personally sanctioned the controversial appointment of a gay priest to one of the most important Church of England jobs as part of a Downing Street campaign to warn Anglican leaders that a person's sexuality should not bar them from senior positions.
The first batch of high-level appointments sanctioned by the new constitution has been made.
He came to the project three years ago after he was sanctioned for missing an appointment due to agoraphobia, and his benefits were stopped.
A disabled, single mother described to the committee the day she was sanctioned for missing an appointment because a flare-up of her hip condition meant she was physically unable to walk or drive.
