sanction造句怎么写

But the IOC has no power to carry out any type of sanction on Beijing.

All the abovementioned theories have its defect, so compromise theory has become the mainstream theory of sanction on price fixing.

Not having sanction and not having built the required safety requirements did not stop them form initiating the Chernobyl reactor.

But Mr Obama, as General McChrystal noted, will be hard-pressed to sanction this unless there is a significant success for his plan.

Q: Given the EU's sanction against Syria's oil export, Syria yesterday expressed its willingness to resell the oil to Russia and China.

In a few cases, hospitals already have set up tents on their sites. But under federal law, if the patients are sent off-site, the hospital might be refused reimbursement for the care as a sanction.

The crackdown appears to have the sanction of the Saudi government, and has been greeted with relief by those who fear that Arab societies are growing more brittle and intolerant.

They refused to sanction segregation.

Official sanction and funding are only the first hurdles.

In the service of the empress, this inept chauffeur faced no legal sanction for the mishap.

But once a government USES disenfranchisement as a sanction, it is tempted to take things further.

Imposition of sanction and pressure will neither help nor contribute to the diplomatic efforts to resume talks.

Despite the threat to jobs in Sweden, the government had been reluctant to sanction a bail-out of the country's second most important carmaker.

He said that "parts of Europe" say the US should not have gone to war in Iraq without a United Nations sanction, but said other areas of the world recognise America's contribution.

They were satisfied with this pragmatic sanction.

Just because he is Andre Agassi he should not escape sanction.

Either voters will be unwilling to sanction higher deficits, or the markets will take fright and push up bond yields, killing the recovery by a different method.

He's almost a mythological figure who can sanction, who can authorize this revolution in women's writing that Virginia Woolf is beginning to prophesy here early in the twentieth century.

The said proposal has received the sanction and approval of this Association.

In some ways, this was a classic mid-term sanction.

Interpreting such a sanction to include a website-which, for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, is more a kin to a shop window than a cash till-may seem extreme.