sanction

UK
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US
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sanctionsubstantiv
sanctions
Pl.
UK
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US
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Übersetzungen
The government imposed a sanction on the company for violating regulations.
Правительство наложило санкцию на компанию за нарушение правил.
The project received the sanction of the board before proceeding.
Проект получил одобрение совета перед началом.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
мера воздействия
Definitionen
A threatened penalty for disobeying a law or rule.
The government imposed sanctions on the country for its human rights violations.
Official permission or approval for an action.
The project received the sanction of the board before proceeding.
Economic or other coercive measures, especially trade restrictions, applied by one state or group of states against another to influence its behavior.
United Nations sanctions were lifted after the peace treaty was signed.
sanctionverb
sanctioned
Präteritum
sanctioned
Partizip Perfekt
sanctioning
Gerundium
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Übersetzungen
The government decided to sanction the new policy.
Правительство решило санкционировать новую политику.
The board will sanction the project next week.
Совет одобрит проект на следующей неделе.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To give official permission or approval for an action.
The government sanctioned the new environmental regulations.
To impose a penalty on; to punish, especially by a formal or legal means.
The international community sanctioned the country for its human rights violations.
sanctionadjektiv
more sanction
Komp.
most sanction
Super.
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US
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Used attributively to modify nouns (e.g., "sanction policy").
Definitionen
Relating to or involving sanctions, especially economic or legal penalties.
Sanction measures have severely limited the country's ability to trade.