Sentence examples for would not sanction from inspiring English sources

The South African government would not sanction them".

But politicians, they say, would not sanction such radical surgery.

In exchange, locals supported candidates who would not sanction them or force them to pay taxes on the construction.

Organisers were also warned the WTA would not sanction the tournament in future if there was any repeat.

The Kremlin might have expected a brutal dispersal of the crowd, but Mr Kuchma would not sanction the use of force.

Resistance was generally slight; but Montgomery would not sanction a further advance until his bridgeheads were consolidated into a salient 20 miles deep.

(Chinen) Nicholas Payton Quartet (Tuesday through Thursday) Over the past 12 months, the trumpeter Nicholas Payton has earned a reputation as jazz's chief polemicist, though he probably wouldn't sanction that description.

Her desire to control her career led to conflicts with Gordy, who refused to release her from her contract, yet wouldn't sanction any more records by her either.

Even we wouldn't sanction mental torment just for our personal delight; we are simply cautiously advising Elektra and Miranda, if they'll forgive our informality, to retain that special quality of misery that serves their music so well.

"Oh I think the Prince wouldn't sanction that," she said.

"Under the terms of the IRB it would be not sanctioned so therefore you have to breakaway and go and play beyond the controls of your unions, but most importantly the control of the International Rugby Board".