Sentence examples for application of sanctions from inspiring English sources

The State Department first opposed this provision, but the language was changed so that application of sanctions was not automatic.

It also found a failure to measure whether money was being saved, and that the application of sanctions varied from one jobcentre to another.

8 If an investigation or trial, conducted by any organ of the State, which is aimed at the application of sanctions to individual behavior is to be upheld, it must meet the traditional standards that the common law in this country has established for the application of sanctions to the individual, or a constitutionally permissible modification of them.

But at the same time, they said, the overlap in the two disputes makes it impossible to ignore that the quick application of sanctions on luxury goods could prompt a damaging escalation of the dispute over taxes.

The threat and application of sanctions and bombings, which are responsible for the deaths and deprivation of countless Iraqi civilians, have done nothing to open the country to a new arms inspection team.

Substantive matters, such as the investigation of a dispute or the application of sanctions, also require nine affirmative votes, including those of the five permanent members holding veto power.

Tony Wilson, the Centre for Social and Economic Inclusion, said sanctions "are running so far ahead of what works we should suspend the applications of sanctions unless we have a much clearer idea of what works and the impact of sanctions".

Emigration also affected the public workforce density, in particular before and after the country's break-up and during the application of international sanctions (the remaining international sanctions were lifted in September 2001).

"We have the best chance of success when governments and international bodies align their sanctions". The contrast between the successful application of multilateral sanctions against Iran with the failed unilateral sanctions imposed against Cuba is a clear and accessible contrast.

There are currently American sanctions and a United Nations arms embargo against Sudan, though American officials said that the application of these sanctions was complicated and that it might not be illegal for Kenya to provide tanks to south Sudan.

Principles analysis indicated structural weaknesses of the state to promote continuous actions of monitoring resources and users, as well as in the application of graduated sanctions.