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(1) Where enforcement in a sanctioning system is occasionally dramatic, securing compliance with regulation has little potential for drama.

(2) He has issued a religious ruling sanctioning the exchange of parts of the Biblical homeland for the chance of peace and security.

(3) The age was sanctioning a cinema of technical virtuosity and social statement.

(4) U.S. and European officials have discussed sanctioning Bank Markazi for more than three years, as the action is seen as having the potential to virtually freeze Tehran out of global commerce.

(5) The latest United Nations Security Council resolution sanctioning North Korea for its May 25 nuclear test has driven Pyongyang to fresh paroxysms of faux fury.

(6) History is filled with examples of governments sanctioning acts, laws, or policies which are morally repugnant.

(7) First, supporting these means sanctioning redistribution, as they are funded by a progressive tax system.

(8) Seen in that light, sanctioning a surge in the currency that could destroy export jobs and expose tens of millions of farmers to competition from cheaper imports would be a risky option.

(9) Each association shall appoint a bodyresponsible for sanctioning players' agents, players and clubs.

(10) This ensures that only those who fully appreciate the significance of the modules are included in the sanctioning procedure.

(11) Why, they asked[sentencedict.com], should these associations collect such large fees for sanctioning a title fight?

(12) Indices of success in compliance systems are more elusive for field staff to attain than in sanctioning systems.

(13) To some extent the charge of inflexibility can also be countered by reference to the provisions sanctioning exception from the National Curriculum.

(14) If the petition is successful a court order is drawn up sanctioning the scheme and confirming the reduction of capital.

(15) The widest possible implications must be considered when either sanctioning or preventing the application of a new biological process.

(16) Statistics of process, such as arrests and clearance rates are accustomed indices of organizational success in a sanctioning system.

(17) Will China consider being involved with other countries in sanctioning the DPRK if it does in effect violate the UN rules in this matter?

(18) This is the second-longest debarment since the Bank began sanctioning firms in 1999.

(19) At least the US Senate can be partisan when it comes to sanctioning foreign countries.

(20) As you know, the Administration has not shied from sanctioning such activities, as required by U.S. law.

(21) However, many European officials, and some in the U.S. as well, fear sanctioning Bank Markazi risks sharply driving up global energy prices, as Tehran could find itself unable to execute oil sales.

(22) You must stay calm, ask the player to leave the field of play, allow the goal to stand and later report all the facts to the competition and sanctioning authority. Sentencedict.com

(23) People everywhere are rising up and becoming their own authorities. They're self qualifying, rather than relying on outside approval and traditional sanctioning.

(24) There are very hard questions to be answered about whether these sites should be recovered, and in particular whether the British government should be sanctioning that recovery.

(25) Russia sided with France and Germany to block a Bush-backed U.N. resolution sanctioning military conflict to disarm Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.

(26) As the individual is known to you, it is easy to identify him and report all the facts to the sanctioning authority after the game.

(27) "Markets will be sensitive to any sign that G8 officials are sanctioning intervention to strengthen the US dollar, " analysts at Calyon Capital Markets Research said.

(28) The Feds will probably want to wait and see how much near-term deficit reduction is contained in the 1996 federal budget before sanctioning another drop in rates.

(29) By Bush's own account, revenge was among his chief motives in sanctioning torture.

(30) Pifer says Russia is slowly moving closer to the U.S. position in favor of sanctioning Iran over its nuclear program.