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The NHS boss said he would never sanction such deals.
Asked Tuesday about the prison abuse and torture, Mr. Bush told reporters in the Oval Office that torture ran counter to the values of the United States and that he would never sanction its use.
Miliband concedes that he does support certain coalition policies – on ID cards, prison policy, and an inquiry into British collusion in the torture of terrorist suspects, although he quickly adds, "I know my brother more than anyone else, and I know he would never sanction torture, implicitly or explicitly".
The party is reviewing its policy on nuclear weapons but at the Labour conference in September Corbyn appeared to pre-empt the outcome when he revealed that, even if the party were committed to nuclear weapons, as prime minister he would never sanction their use.
The conventional wisdom has generally been that it is a political non-starter: The government would never sanction it.
My daughters have already learned about gender in ways beyond my control that I would never sanction.
Three years ago Sepp Blatter said he'd never sanction technology to support referees.
John would never approve.
Brooks told the jury that she had read about hacking in newspaper stories; she had talked about it casually because she had not realised it was illegal; but she would never have sanctioned it because it was such a severe breach of privacy.
It is obvious there are aspects of Manchester United's pre-season tour of the United States that Van Gaal, vastly experienced at the highest level following stints in charge of Ajax, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and the Netherlands, would never have sanctioned had he been in place when they were arranged.
She added: "David would never ever sanction torture and it is completely wrong to suggest, imply, or leave a shadow of a doubt otherwise.
