Sentence examples for sanctioned strength from inspiring English sources

The hospital has a sanctioned strength of 170 beds but the occupancy, on an average, remains upwards of 350-400 pathents," the magazine reports.

Today, out of a sanctioned strength of 19 scientists, only three positions have been filled.

Using the hypotheses for ultimate strength design sanctioned by ACI 318-05 (2008), the minimum total reinforcement area required to provide adequate resistance to axial load and moment is shown to occur for particular constraints on longitudinal reinforcement area or distributions of strain.

As the article implicitly suggests, the repression of tears in both men and women occurs because of fear (of social sanctions), not strength, as many of us have been taught to believe.

The 48-year-old was sanctioned after the NRL deemed he and former strength and conditioning coach Trent Elkin failed in their duty of care to players during the 2011 season – specifically in relation to their supplements program.

For example, in Patna High Court, Allahabad High Court, the sanctioned posts are the same as what they were five decades ago; the strength of judges remains the same.

The rest of the title refers to the fact that my book was not sanctioned nor approved by Oracle, but rather is a journalistic appraisal of the company's strengths and weaknesses.

Directors also just sanctioned the purchase of Nokia's smartphone operations for $7.2 billion, locking Mr. Ballmer's successor into manufacturing devices – hardly a Microsoft strength these days.

It was critically sanctioned.

Canon law sanctioned slavery.

Religion sanctioned his ascendancy.