Sentence examples for you sanctioned from inspiring English sources

1. COUNT BY HAND Yes, Mr. President, you were right when, as governor of Texas, you sanctioned hand counts.

C. Peter Magrath, the university's interim president, said in a telephone interview that the N.C.A.A. found two secondary violations, but not "the big bad stuff that can get you sanctioned".

"This may have come from the £12bn worth of welfare cuts which you sanctioned and which have seen homelessness soar by 40 per cent, Mr Cameron," Mr Hudspeth would have to reply.

If you have a job, most likely you'll have been at work; if you don't, just admitting to have seen Lord Freud and his serpentine, clownish position-taking would probably be grounds enough to get you sanctioned.

Did you sanction illicit practices while you were editor?

Those who opposed extending this right to same-sex couples used to cite the fact that many states outlawed sodomy: how could you sanction the marriage of people who could be arrested for what they did together in the bedroom?

If not, why do you sanction the infringement of their constitutional right to bear arms? 6.

From the programme: ESPN Reporter John Barr: "In your case there's been actual convictions and no governing body has ever suspended you or sanctioned you.

It's called price manipulation and regulators are really strict about that, you get sanctioned even if it happened by mistake and was really unintentional.

As Rosie, another single mother from the study put it: "They're all right saying that you're sanctioned as a punishment for not going in [for an appointment] but what am I and my son meant to eat?

You can be sanctioned if you do.