"This vote is the first to sanction the political class for not listening," said Laurence Parisot, of the IFOP polling institute.
His New Economic Policy sanctioned the development of a class of prosperous kulak peasantry to keep the economy viable.
The antebellum plantation economy was based on slavery, a legally sanctioned form of class warfare in which the workers had no rights.
Banned from popular stages by a ruling aristocracy deservedly wary of the insurgent potential of an uncensored people's theatre, spoken texts became the exclusive privilege of officially sanctioned, upper-class theatres, and conformed in style to the neo-classicism favored by the well-educated elite.
Sanctioning the murder of nuns?
The Strikers Cup is a Cal South sanctioned Class 1 Tournament and is open to all United States Soccer Federation-affiliated teams divisions U9 through U19.
Since 2004, Jordan has owned Michael Jordan Motorsports, a professional closed-course motorcycle road racing team that competes with two Suzukis in the premier Superbike class sanctioned by the American Motorcyclist Association AMAAmerican Motorcyclist Association AMA
I worry, though, that it's of a piece with the movement toward sanctioning class distinctions that has accelerated in the wake of the recession.
Contrary to Denmark, political parties of all colors in Sweden have viewed publically sanctioned classes in mother-tongue as vital to the intellectual and personal development of children with immigrant backgrounds as well as favorable to their integration into the majority society.
Mostly this meant that the social imagination was defined by the campus: sanctioned clubs, team sports, class offices.
In short order, Amin unleashes a torrent of sanctions on the remainder of the class, using a variety of arbitrary excuses to fill the "Bad" column with names, including that of Saeid, whose crime was to crawl under his desk in order to pick up a fallen pencil.
