Sentence examples for sanctioned life from inspiring English sources
They were sent to a performance artist who protested the sanctions at the United Nations last December and published by Sanctioned Life and the anti-war group Havaar: Iranian Initiative Against War, Sanctions and State Repression.
Apparently, while Germany has sanctioned "registered life partnerships" for same-sex couples (Eingetragene Lebenspartnerschaft) since 2001, full marital unions have still not been legalized.
Others have preferred "Vedic religion," using the term Vedic to refer not only to the ancient religious texts known as the Vedas but also to a fluid corpus of sacred works in multiple languages and an orthoprax (traditionally sanctioned) way of life.
This is a role fully sanctioned in Muslim life, as the wife is often the de facto head of household behind closed doors.
But campus administrators seem to worry that outsiders will mistake these raunchy independent pages — with their school logos and landmark buildings — for sanctioned reflections of campus life.
But both candidates have also shelved potentially hot social issues, like whether divorce should be legalized or abortion sanctioned to save the life of the mother -- issues that touch the lives of millions in a Roman Catholic country with high rates of illegal abortion and marital separation.
"In Islamic religious terms, taking a life is sometimes sanctioned and even highly praised, and I thought that event was just such a time".
For the Mormon community, the keeping of small livestock is a routine part of life and hence sanctioned by city ordinance.
The landmark New Jersey Supreme Court's decision sanctioned the self-determination at life's end in the USA, and the Karen's case became known under the slogan "right to die," even though the case did involve a right to refuse medical treatment[47].
And if the church is not vigorous enough to stand on its own two feet without a state-sanctioned life-support system, it deserves to pass away into obscurity.
Four items were found to be most frequently sanctioned in the quality-of-life domain (familial relations, understanding and self-awareness, energy and interest in everyday life).
