Sentence examples similar to sanctioned usage from inspiring English sources
It may be put forth in aid of what is sanctioned by usage, or held by the prevailing morality or strong and preponderant opinion to be greatly and immediately necessary to the public welfare.
So, the other appeal then of Remind101, Doerr says, is that the startup doesn't have to get approval from institutions to operate within their schools, nor do they have to get districts to sanction its usage.
While he and his followers stuck to specific and generic names sanctioned by long usage and were content to classify butterflies by characteristics visible to the naked eye, English-speaking authors were introducing nomenclatural changes as a result of a strict application of the law of priority, and taxonomic changes based on the microscopic study of organs.
One reason is that their intuitions about the commonness of formulaic sequences and about the commonness of their usage patterns are sanctioned and are likely to be less reliable.
The change to Newport News came about through usage, for by 1851 the Post Office Department sanctioned "New Port News" (three words) as the name of the first post office.
The gambling rule is forbidden at sanctioned events and is now mostly a relic of the past, though it still sees occasional usage in friendly games as well as the "five color" format.
Canon law sanctioned slavery.
It was critically sanctioned.
Religion sanctioned his ascendancy.
"The government sanctioned it.
