Перевод слова

Перевод: sanction

[существительное]
санкция ; ратификация ; утверждение; поддержка ; одобрение; меры воздействия; предусмотренная законом мера наказания;
[глагол]
санкционировать; ратифицировать; утверждать; утвердить; одобрить

Тезаурус:

1. Such proceedings received statutory sanction by the Ordinance of the Forest in 1306: Edward I decreed that:
2. The only "sanction" against them is to resort to world public opinion' (Cassese, 1979, p. 165).
3. The ultimate sanction a country can levy - nationalisation (expropriation) of operations is not unknown, but is less frequent than is sometimes believed.
4. A week's issue was missed after a spate of illness and walk-outs and eventually IPC agreed to give the paper its head and sanction a move to Carnaby Street.
5. Gari the Guru had given his blessing on this sanction down at the Pyramid.
6. For Eliot, though, this concern with ritual was to have the sanction of the anthropologists' "collective representation", being generated like a dromenon by a group, a chorus across history.
7. Shadow trade secretary Robin Cook said classified documents provided "conclusive evidence" that Mr Major, then foreign secretary, was aware of sanction busting in 1989.
8. R remains one of the foundations of the constitution today that the Crown requires annual parliamentary sanction for the raising of revenue, particularly tax revenue.
9. The ultimate sanction is financial: an additional award of compensation.
10. The ultimate sanction of oppositional nationalism is to claim legitimation for its own armed force against the armed force of the allegedly containing state.
11. Rights and properties going back to a remote and undocumented past appeared to him to have a sanction which no later enactment - not even by the pope - could alter.
12. Like Eliot, Dawson emphasized the "two Englands" created in the nineteenth century - "the England of the fields and the England of the factories" - and wished to build on a common "English tradition" which with some sort of religious sanction would take people Beyond Politics .
13. They'd been duped into believing the gag (nothing may be published without sanction from Lord's) protected them.