Sentence examples for better sanctions from inspiring English sources

"In the longer term we need to look at a better sanctions and inspection regime," Mr. Blair said, referring to Western demands that Iraq submit itself once again to weapons inspections, which it halted in 1998.

"China is pursuing its national interest," said Witt. "By moving forward with these bigger and better sanctions, it's building up its leverage over the North Koreans, but also over the United States".

Suzanne Maloney, senior fellow at the Saban Center for Middle East Policy, at the Brookings Institution thinktank, said US Treasury officials, who have spent years trying to find ways to better enforce sanctions, are scrambling to consider how they might quickly alleviate those restrictions if negotiations with Iran go well.

As to whether I should feel better about sanctions because they are opposed by the left too, it's not a question of left or right, it's a question of trying whatever avenues there are available before we decide to embark on a war with no clear purpose except to get rid of one of the world's many tyrannical dictators.

The generals and their cronies monopolize all those contracts so it would be simple to conclude that given they are doing well, they would only do better if sanctions were dropped.

However, a resolution adopted by MEPs on 14 February calls for better enforcement, sanctions and reduced journey times.

We want certain changes: better scrutiny, sanctions against those countries that break the rules and Ms. Mogherini to take initiative to use arms embargo card where this is necessary". The EU28 member states are the world's second largest arms supplier (26% of global arms exports), after the USA (33%) and before Russia (23%).

To that end, Woodson could not say whether it's better for sanctioning standards to be set by the schools or the legislature.

Jay Hayes, who is also a senior at NYU, has directed and starred in a poignant "It Gets Better" video sanctioned by his school's athletics department.

But the AU may have better luck with sanctions.

Mr. Yang restated that reluctance on Sunday, saying that diplomacy with Iran was a better path than sanctions.