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I. sanction [ˈsæŋkʃn] СУЩ.
1. sanction мн. отсут. (approval):
2. sanction ПОЛИТ.:
- sanction
- ратифициране ср.
II. sanction [ˈsæŋkʃn] ГЛ. перех.
1. sanction ЮРИД. (authorize):
- sanction
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2. sanction (approve):
- sanction
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3. sanction (penalize):
- sanction
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The central authorities noted differences in the criteria applied locally, and intervened to prevent or sanction under-deportation and, in some cases, over-deportation.
en.wikipedia.org Athletes can either accept or challenge the sanction through an established legal process.
en.wikipedia.org The following are the final sanctions imposed against the class: 24 students suspended ranging from three months to twenty-four months.
en.wikipedia.org The organization is engaged in governing categories, sanctioning invitational tournaments, and coach education.
en.wikipedia.org During his tenure, the state deficit was reduced and a workman's compensation law was sanctioned.
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