Sentence examples similar to absolute embargo from inspiring English sources
Both Diors share a prim tone redolent of his lucky flower, lily of the valley, and an evasive nature, but Monsieur Dior's descriptions of the craft, personnel and performances of couture at its grandest are proper reporting from the front line of fashion in a disappeared era of private clients and absolute embargoes on even a hint about the line in the press.
More than 200 licences to sell British weapons to Russia, including missile-launching equipment, are still in place despite David Cameron's claim in the Commons on Monday that the government had imposed an absolute arms embargo against the country, according to a report by a cross-party group of MPs released on Wednesday.
As Richard Noreportsylor reports, it says more than 200 licences to sell British weapons to Russia, including missile-launching equipment, are still in place despite David Cameron's claim in the Commons on Monday that the government had imposed an absolute arms embargo against the country.
Under its absolute rule, confronted by embargoes from almost the entire world, the Chinese nation paid an enormous price, in famine and civil strife, yet achieved at last an unchallenged national independence of a truly sovereign state within the Western established international order.
The new measures will test the long-held view that the Cuban leadership actually wants and needs the punitive US embargo to justify its absolute political control.
But the embargo put by Athens on local silver coinage was not absolute and perhaps was not expected to be.
Today, the company has lifted the embargo veil on performance benchmarks of the new high-end chip and it is an absolute benchmark beast.
"The embargo doesn't work.
Moving four-year embargo.
The embargo is just a tool".
