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Meanings of sanction by in English

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Usage of sanction by in English
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ABB escaped a 33 million euro sanction by alerting the authorities.
Reuters
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I will not sanction by my presence what has been committed against holy poverty.
The Life and Legends of Saint Francis of Assisi
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Ideally he would have followed up the McCann sanction by killing the girl named Gillian.
Mass Effect: Deception
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No, he said, because he had to cooperate and answer questions or risk sanction by the AFL.
The Guardian
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The bridge was constructed in less than three months from time of sanction by Leitrim County Council.
The Irish Times
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As Max Weber famously explained, this was the point at which capitalism was given moral sanction by the church.
The Guardian
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Booked for a foul on Silva on Wednesday, he later risked further sanction by pushing Marquinhos to the ground.
The Guardian
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To have awaited a previous and special sanction by law would have lost occasions which might not be retrieved.
State of the Union Addresses
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The bloody edict, issued at Worms, without even a pretence of sanction by the estates, was carried into immediate effect.
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Volume 02: Introduction II
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Iran wants to prevent further sanctions by creating division among world powers.
Reuters
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That is the constitutional position, as sanctioned by the people of Ireland.
The Irish Times
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The opposition office should pay for any official visits sanctioned by Parliament.
Radio NZ
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Such social distinctions as were made were personal, not sanctioned by law.
The Journal of Negro History, Volume 6, 1921
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Concubinage, possibly introduced from China, was certainly sanctioned by the Chinese classics.
Evolution Of The Japanese, Social And Psychic
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According to the league, the bounties were sanctioned by the coaching staff.
Ebony
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They could not be enforced, but were sanctioned by Parliament in 1621.
A Short History of Scotland
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