Sentence examples for will sanction more from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely he will sanction more new money being spent and Kinnear has admitted already he has the authority to sell any players he believes are "not Newcastle".

Policy will remain on hold for a while, but there is a residual short-term risk that the committee will sanction more QE if economic momentum fails to build over the next couple of months.

More likely is that they believe reason will prevail, and Berlin will sanction a write-off of Greece's excessive debts.

Will she sanction raising £100bn or more in government-backed infrastructure bonds?

We have taken as a given that MPs in the Bundestag will not sanction a single euro more in bail-out money to Athens.

"What we need to do now is to deliver the strongest possible message to Putin and to Russia that what has happened is unacceptable, that the ceasefires need to hold and if they don't there will be more consequences, more sanctions, more measures".

Any hope of making the new round of sanctions more effective will depend upon Washington's ability to convince Myanmar's new trading partners, most of them in Asia, to follow its lead.

"These ceasefires need to hold and if they don't, there'll be more consequences, more sanctions, more measures".

"Will sanctions change Iranian behavior?

Will sanctions have the desired  effect?

Chancellor Merkel will not sanction it.