"I missed a few appointments, so my benefits have been sanctioned until December.
"Now in Viktor's case, he's going to be sanctioned until July next year, and this lady, the DCO, she's going to come back tomorrow for the job.
"Now in Viktor's case, he's going to be sanctioned until July next year, and this lady, the DCO, the representative that was there that day, she's going to come back tomorrow for the job.
The history of the many state laws limiting women's employment opportunities is chronicled in, and, until relatively recently, was sanctioned by, this Court's own opinions.
"Competitive cycling will not be sanctioned by British Cycling until improvements are made".
Considering the standard Health Canada review period is about 300 days, this means PrEP won't be fully sanctioned until late 2016.
The reason may well lie in Arab insistence on hand copying of the Qurʾān (Arabic printing of the Qurʾān does not appear to have been officially sanctioned until 1825).
Private companies with more than eight employees began to emerge only in 1981 and were not officially sanctioned until 1988 (the number was drawn from an essay by Karl Marx on an inflection point for the creation of a rentier class); and China has a brutal history of ideological retreats.
More importantly, while the sanction was not assessed until the conclusion of the litigation, Chambers received repeated timely warnings both from NASCO and the court that his conduct was sanctionable.
"But whatever, the Football League will not allow any groundshare to be agreed or sanctioned until this football club is out of administration.
It was never explicitly sanctioned by this Government until 1940, and never tested against the Constitution until this day.
