Sentence examples for to sanction this from inspiring English sources

But the German government is reluctant to sanction this.

The manufacturers have yet to sanction this venture, either, although they appear receptive.

'If we were to sanction this intervention, we would expose every State criminal prosecution to insupportable disruption.

But Mr Obama, as General McChrystal noted, will be hard-pressed to sanction this unless there is a significant success for his plan.

They love him in America already and his promoter Frank Warren will move now to persuade the WBO to sanction this fight as an eliminator.

The fact that this matter reached the attorney general and the prime minister may suggest that other government lawyers were not prepared to sanction this strike".

The court stated that this practice is "attended with real advantages". The rule is a restatement of existing law and is intended to sanction the continuance of this practice.

In the end, the biggest mistake we Senior parents could make is to sanction the sacrifice of this precious, finite time to the grasping notion that there are a certain very few number of right places for our kids to go to college, and that we have no choice but to be all-consumed with getting them there.

The EU has the most to lose from a return to sanctions, as this infographic shows, because American investment in Iran is still very limited.

To sanction conduct such as this case reveals is to encourage police intrusions upon privacy, without legal warrant, in situations that go even beyond the facts of the present case.

"The bottom line of the paper is that when you have people with shared standards, and some who have the moral courage to sanction others, informally, then this kind of society manages very successfully," said the study's senior author, Bettina Rockenbach, who was joined in the research by Bernd Irlenbusch, now at the London School of Economics, and Ozgur Gurek.