Sentence examples for sanctioned progress from inspiring English sources

So many leaders have sanctioned progress for progress' sake.

The way he both talks and acts seeks to roll back those 25 years of progress, sanctioning language and conduct that many had hoped was banished.

To keep the pressure up on Russia, a White House official attending the NATO summit said the United States was preparing a new round of economic sanctions, but progress towards a truce could halt new European financial sanctions that EU leaders had been expected to agree on Friday.

A book published by two Tory MPs - including Matthew Hancock, a close ally of chancellor George Osborne - called for a 30% target backed by state-imposed sanctions if progress was not made quickly.

"Zimbabwe is making progress toward democracy and should be helped, not sanctioned," he said.

He highlighted how much progress sub-nationals have made to support the reasoning for this new officially sanctioned approach.

But the Iranians were making uranium faster than the sanctions were making progress.

While much more remains necessary to create a liberal and free society, Washington should further relax sanctions to reward progress so far.

Charity leaders and workers care about these issues, but progress remains slower than we should sanction.

Without some sign of progress, it is easy to lose support from those who have the power to sanction the change.

Nor does it believe that sanctions would slow Iranian progress towards a nuclear-weapons capability.