Love picking is by no means universally sanctioned among the lock picking crowd.
St. § 1375), is cited as recognizing the right of attorneys to compensation for their services in claims against the United States and it is said that contracts for such compensation have been universally sanctioned as legal.
The phrases that signaled many of the great themes of liberalism -- "inclusiveness," "community," "corporate responsibility" -- have become bland, universally sanctioned values that no longer connote the political program that brought them to the ball.
These criticisms aside, however, by the late 1990s the idea of CSR had become almost universally sanctioned and promoted by all constituents in society from governments and corporations, to non-governmental organisations and individual consumers (Lee, 2008, p.53).
In this Bakhtin invokes the capacity for humans to draw upon their intuitive responses in the interpretive event here-and-now, as opposed to relying on a set of universally sanctioned and received definitions or categories that can be overlaid on an already known process.
At that point no universally sanctioned Scriptures or Christian Bible existed.
Nonetheless, a few general statements can be made: (1) incest is almost universally condemned and is usually viewed with horror; (2) rare, culturally sanctioned abrogations of the incest taboo are known, one of the foremost being the mandatory marital union of royal siblings; (3) as the immediacy of biological relationship decreases, sanctions against sexual intimacy may be relaxed or disappear.
At one extreme there is the model that expression containing information which has been lawfully obtained that contains neither intentional falsehoods nor incitements to immediate violence can only be sanctioned in narrowly defined exceptional circumstances, even if that expression involves matters that are universally regarded as being of no public interest.
Canon law sanctioned slavery.
It was critically sanctioned.
Religion sanctioned his ascendancy.
