Sentence examples for sanctioning that from inspiring English sources

The Lees are accused of extorting $338,000 over 15 years from managers, promoters and fighters in exchange for rankings and sanctioning that were crucial to boxers getting shots at lucrative televised championship bouts.

The process of reputational sanctioning – that is, stakeholders reading bad news and reducing their willingness to do business with the company – does not operate in a vacuum.

They have proved just flexible enough when required, sanctioning that new contract for Wayne Rooney at one pivotal juncture and breaking the club's vow not to sign ageing players for Robin van Persie after losing out on the title to City on the final day of the 2011-12 season.

Because it makes the deontic status of conduct depend upon the utility of sanctioning that conduct in some way, we might call this conception of duty, justice, and rights sanction utilitarianism.

Why do we need sanctions that would hurt us too?

There are no sanctions that can be imposed.

This follows new US sanctions that were adopted earlier this month.

"Our aim is not incremental sanctions, but sanctions that will bite," she said.

Sanctions that had been placed on Panama since 1988 had created staggering financial ruin as well.

Details of the sanctions that could be applied to recalcitrant countries have yet to be decided.

"Sanctions that could contribute to popular unrest and political tumult are not.