Word: sanctioned
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Sufficient handbills and evidence of verbal statements equating the SDS and WSA have been presented to this office to warrant the application to WSA of the sanction of nonrecognition applicable...
...issue of education in the Houses: the November 1969 Report of the Committee on the Role of the Faculty in the Houses (the Homans Report) and the October 1970 Report of the Informal Subcommittee on the Harvard House System presented to CHUL. Though neither report has the official sanction of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, both committees did make extensive recommendations which have not been carried out, either in practice or in spirit...
...feeling, the present controversy is not likely to be resolved until the very eve of the games. If Brundage does not back down as he did in the 1968 games, one possible but sad compromise would be to stage the skiing events as F.I.S. world championships without Olympic sanction. At week's end, as the F.I.S. grumbled and the Japanese fidgeted, Brundage gave no indication of which way he was leaning...
...passed, the legislation wouldn't sanction sale of condom by HSA. "Winning my Supreme Court case will just mean that unmarried people can buy contraceptives in drug stores," Baird explained. "I want anybody to be able to get birth control devices at regular stores as well...
...effect on those less committed to the conduct which has made them surveillance objects--e.g., a young man or woman simply toying with the idea of entering a political group which the Bureau does not sanction--is much more severe. Government investigation of an activity marks it as illicit and dangerous. Its objects might reasonably fear that they will have difficulty getting jobs and will be shunned by suspicious neighbors. A widespread surveillance mentality could deaden our political life and make movements for change nearly impossible...