Sentence examples for sanctioned changes from inspiring English sources

The probability of being sanctioned changes with the value of Z.   3.

Given these differences, both, Z1 and Z2, can be perceived to fulfill the second condition to identify a LATE: The probability of being sanctioned changes with the value of the instrument.

The probability of being sanctioned changes with the value of Z. Monotonicity: Individuals that are sanctioned in agencies of the type Z=0 must also be sanctioned in agencies of the type Z=1.

In practice, the Senate became the handmaiden of Napoleon's expanding authority, sanctioning changes such as the life consulship, the purge of the Tribunate, and Napoleon's elevation to the rank of hereditary emperor.

It can only happen if the current military-dominated parliament sanctions changes to the constitution.

But he defended the artistic propriety of these adjustments, asserting that Tchaikovsky sanctioned similar changes for his own singers, adding that if Placido Domingo had not undertaken this role, it "would have been a great loss to world culture".

However, days before the bill sanctioning changes that will expand the use of secret hearings into the main civil courts reaches its final stage on Tuesday, critics say the government is still sending mixed messages over the use of CMPs in habeas corpus claims.

The sanctions changes are calibrated to maintain pressure on the military and other targeted persons, and to encourage additional democratic reforms.

Pope Julius II finally sanctioned the change in 1506.

The Guardian approached both of them to ask if they knew about or sanctioned a change in policy.

The Malaysia-based businessman has also sanctioned a change of badge to give the Bluebird mascot more prominence.