Sentence examples similar to slightly sanctioned from inspiring English sources
When John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote that line on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, one of the Beatles' most iconic albums, they were speaking for a generation concerned with love and friendship and maybe a few slightly less sanctioned social activities.
A drop of water was given after each correct trial; errors were indicated by a low white-noise sound and sanctioned by a slightly prolonged inter-trial delay.
Congress is now considering legislation that would slightly ease sanctions, allowing the sale of medicine and food.
Israel remains strongly critical of any deal that even slightly lifts sanctions unless Iran is totally stripped of technology that can make nuclear arms.
The prestigious, academically sanctioned conference they had in mind has a slightly different name: Entomology 2013 (without the hyphen).
"Though it may seem counterintuitive to critics, the hunt is being sanctioned by scientists around the world as helpful to the future of a rare species," it said in a slightly defensive-sounding fact sheet.
Canon law sanctioned slavery.
It was critically sanctioned.
Religion sanctioned his ascendancy.
"The government sanctioned it.
