Sentence examples for she sanctions from inspiring English sources

If she sanctions a drive towards lower tax, lighter-touch financial regulation, she will delight the Thatcherite Brexiteers such as the international trade secretary, Liam Fox.

Unless she sanctions a non-statutory referendum - which she does not remotely want to do - then she has to rely upon a transfer of temporary power from Westminster under Section 30 of the Scotland Act.

Narco-hits, human sacrifice and other lurid crimes have been committed in Mexico, and to a lesser extent in the U.S., by a small minority of Santa Muertistas who believe that she sanctions if not blesses such despicable deeds.

Will she sanction raising £100bn or more in government-backed infrastructure bonds?

In his young, battered mind, he imagined she sanctioned the punishment from a priest he had been raised to respect.

Trading quips with her vocal sidekick, Kelly Hogan, or with the hams and admirers in an unusually expressive crowd, she sanctioned a coarse and often giddy air.

And he criticized an Agriculture Department official, Shirley Sherrod, who had become a pariah of conservatives when a misleadingly edited video made it appear as though she sanctioned bias against white farmers.

When Ms. Wintour took control again in 1997, she sanctioned fashion's new co-dependence with the movie and music industries.

She has said she preferred sanctions that would work "without contributing to the suffering of ordinary" Iranians.

While she opposed sanctions on Libya and Iraq, she was also eager to awaken the West to the gathering threat posed by Middle Eastern terrorist organizations.

One time she was sanctioned because she was 10 minutes late for an appointment; another time she missed an appointment because she was doing work experience elsewhere (and had received permission from a Jobcentre official).