Sentence examples similar to sanctioned edition from inspiring English sources
Later editions of her letters, sanctioned by her family, added selections from her personal letters together with most of her poetry.
As if the sanctioned parties weren't enough, local promoters Secondnature's db Edition after-hours at DIY-venue Kremwerk was a highlight of the whole week.
As FACT state, "while much of the festivities will doubtless continue regardless, with all shops open and trading the limited editions as usual, there will be nothing by way of sanctioned live music on street level this time around".
Love, so vocal in her denunciation of the Doc Martens' commercial, sanctioned the use of her husband's lyrics and signature on a new limited edition "Kurt Cobain" Converse trainer.
Communication training was later sanctioned as a core component of undergraduate medical curricula by policy statements such as the UK General Medical Council's influential first edition of "Tomorrow's Doctors" [ 10].
Canon law sanctioned slavery.
It was critically sanctioned.
Religion sanctioned his ascendancy.
"The government sanctioned it.
According to the latest edition, the sanctions listed below are the only instances from 1914 to 2008 in which not only was the stated goal of the measures reached, but the sanctions themselves were instrumental in achieving that goal – thus receiving a full rating of 16 out of 16.
