Sentence examples for that would sanction from inspiring English sources

The House of Representatives has approved a bill that would sanction embryonic stem-cell research.

I could get a marriage license tomorrow that would sanction my relationship with any one of my male friends.

These lawmakers have blocked legislation that would sanction the open carrying of firearms in public and require state universities and colleges to allow guns on campus.

However David Cameron is believed to be becoming confident that he will win a vote in the Commons that would sanction British air strikes on Isis targets in Syria.

Carter, who in 1982 had switched Everton's bank to one that would sanction the £60,000 overdraft needed to sign Peter Reid, repeatedly allowed Kendall and his successor Colin Harvey to break the club's transfer record.

The governors' movement, called the southern bloc, has stirred enough concern that new life has been injected into proposed congressional legislation that would sanction local officials who are seen as meddling in the peace process.

They also attempted to call Abu Qatada in London's Belmarsh Prison, apparently seeking a fatwa that would morally sanction their suicide.

That follows Gardner's announcement that Trump has agreed to back legislation that would formally sanction state-level legalization.

That he would sanction Mr. Scorsese's film, in which she appears, and publish his own memoir made her feel more secure about coming forward.

I am frankly shocked that the patent board would sanction such a dishonest approach to pederasty.

Both chambers hope to take up a bill that would increase sanctions against Iran.