Sentence examples similar to Sanction to represent from inspiring English sources

The Akrivis Law Group, a Washington firm that specializes in sanctions law, agreed to represent him and secured a license that enabled him to work after his story had been publicized by the Iranian and American news media.

The attackers must have legitimate authority sanctioned by the society they profess to represent.

We now have it in law that freedom of speech must be restricted in an election year with the threat of criminal sanctions for those who dare to represent the vulnerable and needy with what the government deems to be unwanted gusto.

Unocal responded to Judge Kessler's order by retaining a new law firm to represent it solely on the sanctions issues.

As the national and ideological battles of the Cold War moved into the sports arena, many states sanctioned sports development programs to create winning athletes to represent the nation at elite international competitions.

My bet is that yet again, Daw Suu will have to admit that sanctions are deeply unpopular with the people she claims to represent.

The sanctions required lobbyists to obtain permission from the U.S. government to represent Sudan, or interest groups in the country.

It's laughable; having to battle with people who choose to represent the love of God with hate-speech and sanctions has become the norm.

But he added that he remains "open to dialogue with Russia" and that the sanctions "cannot represent an end" to relations with that nation.

Easing the timing of sanctions "would represent a remarkable concession at this juncture" by Germany that was "attributable to a lack of support on the part of euro-area member states" for tougher measures, Thorsten Polleit of Barclays Capital wrote in a research note.

While the tone of the message was not unexpected after the United Nations Security Council's unanimous decision this week on North Korea sanctions, the threats represent a new challenge to President Obama as he begins his second term, and to the incoming conservative president of South Korea, Park Geun-hye.