Sentence examples for specifically sanctioned from inspiring English sources

Today the default is reversed; nothing is allowed that has not been specifically sanctioned.

It did not prevent 32 Labour MPs joining forces with the Liberal Democrats to vote against any military action against Iraq unless it is specifically sanctioned by a fresh UN mandate.

Unlike the original deal with Keosavang, these agreements specifically sanctioned the sale of the three iconic species that are closest to extinction as a result of this trade: tigers, rhinos and elephants.

These new methods were specifically sanctioned for members of the Taliban and Al Qaeda being held at Guantánamo Bay, who the administration determined were not entitled to Geneva Conventions protections.

Yet dual citizenship has been specifically sanctioned by the United States Supreme Court.

It's a different story in London which last year made changes to housing law to specifically sanction the practice of short term rentals (for up to three months a year) without the need for permits.

Specifically, Shepherd is being sanctioned because she failed to pre-emptively denounce Peterson's views.

Worse still, and more significantly for Jocelin, in the following year King Henry II of England forced William to sign the Treaty of Falaise, a treaty which made William Henry's vassal specifically for Scotland and sanctioned the subordination of the kingdom's bishoprics to the English church.

SWIFT ignored years of pressure linked to Iran's nuclear program, and only cut off Iranian banks in 2012 after the EU passed specifically tailored sanctions.

But I want to invite us to revisit Argo within the current context of U.S.-Iranian relations -- specifically the sanctions regime which the United States and its allies have imposed on average Iranians.

More specifically, I examine the relationship between officially sanctioned and alternative forms of mnemonic narratives.