Sentence examples similar to sanctioned rollout from inspiring English sources
But for Hutchison Whampoa's billionaire chairman Li Ka-Shing to sanction this rollout of new handsets at a challenging time for consumers in Britain and Italy, two of INQ's biggest markets, it's clear that INQ must be doing something right.
It was critically sanctioned.
Canon law sanctioned slavery.
Religion sanctioned his ascendancy.
"The government sanctioned it.
These two judgments have set a precedent that will help farmers, campaigners and environmentalists take local legal action against the rollout of GM soy and corn, which the federal government is sanctioning without consultation and against experts' advice.
Hanen, at times visibly angry in the earlier hearings, wasn't informed of the accepted applicants for weeks after the lawsuit began and threatened to sanction the Justice Department if he found that government lawyers had misled him about the rollout of the immigration actions.
The rollout of new sanctions is usually closely guarded, in part to prevent people subjected to them from quickly moving their money around.
Over recent months, the continued rollout of new sanctions against Russians have begun to include several repeated names — notably, Prigozhin's.
One former Treasury official said the tumultuous rollout of the Rusal sanctions showed a lack of coordination with U.S. allies and ignorance about the global metals market.
