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to sanction
01
sanzione
to officially approve of something such as an action, change, practice, etc.
Transitive: to sanction an action or practice
Esempi
The government decided to sanction the trade agreement between the two countries, providing official authorization for the deal.
Il governo ha deciso di sanzionare l'accordo commerciale tra i due paesi, fornendo l'autorizzazione ufficiale per l'affare.
02
sanzione
to officially approve or validate a proposal or agreement
Transitive: to sanction a proposal or agreement
Esempi
The committee sanctioned the budget proposal, allocating funds for various initiatives and projects.
Il comitato ha sanctionato la proposta di bilancio, allocando fondi per varie iniziative e progetti.
03
sanzionare, penalizzare
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
Esempi
The government sanctioned the company for tax evasion, imposing penalties and seizing assets to recover the owed taxes.
Il governo ha sanzionato l'azienda per evasione fiscale, imponendo sanzioni e sequestrando beni per recuperare le tasse dovute.
Sanction
01
sanzione
an order officially put to limit contact or trade with a particular country that has not obeyed international law
Esempi
The government imposed economic sanctions on the country for violating international agreements.
Il governo ha imposto sanzioni economiche al paese per aver violato gli accordi internazionali.
02
formal and official approval or authorization
03
a social control mechanism used to enforce societal norms or standards
Albero Lessicale
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