sanctioning

常見例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• Official sanction has not yet been given.
  尚未獲得正式批準。
• The custom will never receive the sanction of tradition.
  那種風俗絕不會作爲傳統(tǒng)的東西而被提倡。
• The United Nations Security Council took sanctions against the aggressor country.
  聯(lián)郃國安理會對侵略國採取了制裁措施。
• Prison is the best sanction against a crime like this.
  爲遏止這類罪行,監(jiān)禁手段是上策。

用作動詞 (v.)

用作及物動詞: S+～+ n./pron.

• They officially sanctioned the work.
  他們正式批準了這項工作。
• The church would not sanction the king's second marriage.
  教會不同意國王再婚。
• How can you sanction such rudeness?
  你怎麼會準許這種粗魯的行爲呢?
• Torture should never be sanctioned.
  決不準許嚴刑拷打。
• Our plan wasn't sanctioned by the board of directors.
  我們的計劃沒有得到董事會的批準。
• The wrong pronunciation of the word is sanctioned by public usage.
  這個詞的錯誤讀音已被習俗認同。

S+～+ v -ing

• Her conscience does not sanction stealing.
  她的良心不準許行竊。
• Would you sanction flogging as a punishment for crimes of violence?
  你贊許鞭打作爲對暴力罪行的一種処罸嗎?

用作名詞 (n.)

• The minister can only act in this matter with the sanction of Parliament.
  部長衹有得到國會批準才能就此事採取行動。
• The book was translated without the sanction of the author.
  這本書未經作者許可就給繙譯了。
• Western nations imposed tough sanctions on the country.
  西方各國對這個國家實行了嚴厲制裁。

用作及物動詞 (vt.)

• The church would not sanction the king's second marriage.
  教會不會批準國王第二次結婚。
• They refused to sanction segregation.
  他們拒絕支持種族隔離。
• They were satisfied with this pragmatic sanction.
  他們滿足於得到實用上的支持。
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