Примеры использования To sanction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To sanction and promulgate the laws;
The WBA declined to sanction the bout.
Effective implementation andenforcement to prevent violations and to sanction breaches.
Did you expect him to sanction the murder?
In deciding whether to sanction the arrest of a minor, the procurator must personally interrogate the suspected or accused minor.
You break our contract,we will get the FA in to sanction you.
The FCSM's powers to sanction are also limited.
Promotion of a change in Mexican culture:such change was helped by debates that encouraged society to sanction racial offences;
Support activities to sanction committees will be also strengthened.
The Romanian National Council for Combating Discrimination is mandated to sanction all forms of discrimination.
It has no right to sanction entrepreneurs from other countries for having ties with Cuba.
Empowerment of CEC with the right to sanction electoral competitors.
No failure by Seller to enforce any provision of this contract shall be construed as a release of its rights relating thereto or to sanction any further breach.
The courts“ought not to sanction or encourage illegal activity”, it said.
This figure includes 580 cases in which the owner applied to sanction the illegal development.
This requires the State to sanction those that are responsible and provide reparation for the victims.
International law postulated that it was impossible for a State to sanction an act which violated severe prohibitions.
Demonstrate resolve to sanction Kosovo authorities for misuse of powers and responsibilities.
The role of law today is not only to sanction, but also to prevent.
The Committee urges the State party to make public the results of all investigations previously announced in response to these events and to sanction those responsible.
On 19 April 1415, Henry again asked the great council to sanction war with France, and this time they agreed.
Countries of origin and recipient countries should enforce existing legislation in order to protect the rights of women and girl victims and to sanction the offenders.
A fourth element, communications, remains difficult to sanction, both technically and politically.
Initially the Commission was considering to sanction First Stereo for the breach of another provision within licensing terms and conditions, in particular failure to cover 90 percent of the broadcasting zone.
When an employee refuses to work because of these reasons,the employer does not have right to sanction the employees or terminate their contract.
The judge is authorised to refuse to sanction the compulsory treatment or to sanction it for the period of time up to two months.
The same article authorized the State to provide special protection to the most vulnerable individuals and to sanction any infringement of their rights.
It inquired as to what action South Africa had taken to sanction the El Shaddai, which had many instances of non-compliance, and the Koryo Maru No.
These military andmilitary-backed groups acted with absolute impunity, with little or no official attempt to investigate violations or to sanction the perpetrators.
Now is the time for the United Nations Security Council to sanction the Syrian regime, and to stand with the Syrian people.