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to sanction
01
sanctionner
to officially approve of something such as an action, change, practice, etc.
Transitive: to sanction an action or practice
Exemples
The bank manager had the authority to sanction large financial transactions after a thorough review.
Le directeur de la banque avait l'autorité pour sanctionner les grandes transactions financières après un examen approfondi.
02
sanctionner
to officially approve or validate a proposal or agreement
Transitive: to sanction a proposal or agreement
Exemples
The government sanctioned the treaty, solidifying the agreement between the two nations.
Le gouvernement a sanctionné le traité, consolidant l'accord entre les deux nations.
03
sanctionner, pénaliser
to impose a penalty or punitive measure upon an individual, entity, or action
Transitive: to sanction a person or institution | to sanction a person or institution for an action
Exemples
The disciplinary committee sanctioned the student for plagiarism.
Le comité disciplinaire a sanctionné l'étudiant pour plagiat.
Sanction
01
sanction, mesure restrictive
an order officially put to limit contact or trade with a particular country that has not obeyed international law
Exemples
The United Nations imposed sanctions on the dictator's regime to pressure them into compliance with human rights standards.
Les Nations Unies ont imposé des sanctions au régime du dictateur pour les pousser à se conformer aux normes des droits de l'homme.
02
permission, approbation
formal and official approval or authorization
03
a social control mechanism used to enforce societal norms or standards
Arbre Lexical
sanctionative
sanctioned
sanctioning
sanction
