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1 sanction
sanction [ˈsæŋk∫ən]1. nounsanction f• to impose economic sanctions on... prendre des sanctions économiques contre...• to lift the sanctions against... lever les sanctions contre...a. ( = approve) sanctionnerb. ( = impose sanctions on) prendre des sanctions contre3. compounds* * *['sæŋkʃn] 1.1) ( authorization) autorisation f; ( approval) sanction f2) ( deterrent)legal sanction —
criminal sanction — sanction f pénale
3) Politics, Economics sanction f2.sanctions plural noun sanctions fpl3.trade sanctions — sanctions économiques/commerciales
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2 sanction
A n1 ( authorization) autorisation f ; ( approval) sanction f ; with the sanction of avec l'autorisation de [court, owner etc] ;2 Jur ( deterrent) legal sanction, criminal sanction sanction f pénale ; the ultimate sanction l'ultime sanction ;B sanctions npl Pol, Econ sanctions fpl (against contre) ; economic/trade sanctions sanctions économiques/commerciales ; to impose sanctions prendre des sanctions (on contre) ; to break sanctions against a country violer l'embargo contre un pays.C vtr1 ( give permission for) autoriser ;2 ( give approval to) sanctionner. -
3 sanction
sanction ['sæŋkʃən]1 noun(a) (approval) sanction f, accord m, consentement m;∎ with the sanction of the government avec l'accord du gouvernement;∎ it hasn't yet been given official sanction ceci n'a pas encore été officiellement approuvé ou sanctionné, ceci n'a pas encore eu l'approbation ou sanction officielle;∎ it has the sanction of long usage c'est consacré par l'usage(b) (punitive measure) sanction f;∎ to impose (economic) sanctions on a country prendre des sanctions (économiques) à l'encontre d'un pays(authorize) sanctionner, entériner; (approve → behaviour) approuver;∎ to sanction a plan donner son accord or son aval à un plan;∎ tradition has long sanctioned this error la tradition a entériné ou consacré cette erreur depuis longtemps►► sanctions busting violation f des sanctions;∎ the firm was accused of sanctions busting la société a été accusée d'avoir violé les sanctions -
4 impose
impose [ɪmˈpəʊz]• to impose o.s. (on sb) s'imposer (à qn)* * *[ɪm'pəʊz] 1.transitive verb imposer [embargo, rule] ( on somebody à quelqu'un; on something sur quelque chose); infliger [sanction] (on à)2.intransitive verb s'imposer3. -
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A vtr1 imposer [embargo, condition, opinion, constraint, rule, obedience] (on sb à qn ; on sth sur qch) ; infliger [sanction, punishment] (on à) ; to impose a fine on sb frapper qn d'une amende ; to impose a tax on tobacco imposer le tabac ;2 to impose one's presence on sb s'imposer à qn ;3 Print imposer.B vi s'imposer ; to impose on sb déranger qn ; to impose on sb's kindness/hospitality abuser de la bienveillance/de l'hospitalité de qn. -
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1 noun∎ to impose (economic) sanctions on a country prendre des sanctions (économiques) à l'encontre d'un pays(b) (approval) sanction f;∎ it hasn't yet been given official sanction ceci n'a pas encore été officiellement approuvé(authorize) sanctionner, autoriser -
7 ban
1 noun(a) (prohibition) interdiction f, interdit m;∎ to put or impose a ban on sth interdire qch;∎ to lift the ban on sth lever l'interdiction qui porte sur qch;∎ they've put a ban on smoking in the office ils ont interdit de fumer dans le bureau;∎ the nuclear test ban l'interdiction des essais nucléairesinterdire;∎ he was banned from going into town on lui a interdit d'aller en ville;∎ they are banned from the club on leur a interdit l'accès à la boîte de nuit;∎ he was banned from driving for a year il a eu une suspension de permis de conduire d'un an;∎ the Ban the Bomb movement le mouvement contre la bombe atomique;∎ ban the bomb! non à la bombe atomique!
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