Sentence examples for they would sanction from inspiring English sources
Some politicians have suggested that they would sanction Mr. Maliki's return only if he agreed to reorient power away from the prime minister's office and vest it in the cabinet.
As United Nations inspectors prepare to unveil a new report on Iran's nuclear capabilities, some Republican presidential candidates have taken increasingly forceful tones on the issue, saying they would sanction or consider supporting an attack on Iran's nuclear program by either Israel or the United States.
Sporting wanted the loan agreed before they would sanction Rojo's £16m move.
Matt Zarb-Cofsin, of the Campaign for Fairer Gambling, said: "If the Gambling Commission were serious, they'd sanction operators properly instead of just asking them nicely to improve their behaviour".
If they were we would sanction the game".
Probably not, but I do think the way to move forward is for the Premier League to follow their protocols just like they would with other employees and I'm sure they have policies which would sanction him appropriately for his misconduct".
Other Iraqi political figures said they believed that Ayatollah Hakim would sanction the Shiite group's participation after having received a pledge from Mr. Bremer that a majority of the governing council members would be Shiite Muslims and that the council's executive powers would be guaranteed in writing.
It wasn't until 1994 that a Los Angeles school district would sanction what they called the country's first public gay and lesbian prom.
I am confident no one would sanction such approaches.
Labour had also said it would launch a review of defence spending overall, while the Conservatives said they would not sanction further cuts in the regular army.
"If a team was using something to eavesdrop on other players, they would be sanctioned, because it would be against our rules".
