Sentence examples for that sanctioned a from inspiring English sources

They were the trend that sanctioned a thousand "pyjamas to the supermarket" runs, but Australian footwear company Ugg is now targeting more snappily-dressed clients with a luxury range of shoes, boots and handbags, with top prices approaching £1,500.

Wisconsin's influential Learnfare initiative is a conditional cash penalty program that sanctions a family's welfare grant when covered teens fail to meet school attendance targets.

"Let the fun begin!" Just on the heels of The First Purge, the show will take place in an alternately dystopian "future America" governed by an autocratic political party that sanctions a night of bloodsport (as political allegory) and mayhem.

While it also needed updating to keep pace with technology, the Bush administration added measures that sanctioned spying without a warrant, without suspicion, and without court approval.

He acknowledged that "America's leverage is not as strong here as it is in many parts of Africa," but he said that sanctions, a visa ban and an asset freeze were all possibilities.

The amendment to Prudential's contract is the first document to show that department officials sanctioned a practice that has prompted lawmakers and regulators to call for investigations.

Similarly, if an agency that sanctions frequently does not have a reason to sanction an individual for a particular infringement, an agency which rarely uses sanctions should not have a reason, either.

"A state that sanctions discrimination will never be a world leader; instead, we'll have to play second fiddle to other groups".

It is impossible to imagine a society that sanctions violence against women without also dehumanising men.

None of this changes the fact that we have a government that sanctions homophobia and discrimination.

He'd rather see language that sanctions such decisions only as a very last resort.