Sentence examples for beyond sanctions from inspiring English sources

Resurgent Republicans would be looking for him to "be tough with Iran beyond sanctions".

And if Ayatollah Khamenei still refuses to compromise, Republicans and Democrats may find themselves more united in moving beyond sanctions and pursuing a military option.

If he decides to be tough on Iran, beyond sanctions, I think you're going to see a lot of Republican support for the idea we cannot let Iran develop a nuclear weapons".

If we want a social security – as opposed to a social insecurity – system, one that supports rather than punishes, that is built on trust not fear, any review must look beyond sanctions alone.

WASHINGTON — What happens if Barack Obama keeps U.S. troops in Afghanistan for the long haul, modernizes the American nuclear infrastructure as a counterweight to the signature of the New Start treaty with Russia, and gets tough — real tough, going beyond sanctions — on Iran?

Some top officials in the Pentagon and the intelligence agencies say they wonder whether the White House has truly grappled with the question of how far Iran can be permitted to go, and what kind of risks Mr. Obama is willing to take beyond sanctions.

Alejandro Hope, a former senior official in Mexican intelligence, told me that the message of Operation Gargoyle is simple and resounding: "No one is beyond sanction".

This price will go well beyond any sanctions America or the European Union could impose.

Beyond the sanctions, Mr. Obama may personally criticize Mr. Assad in his speech, abandoning his somewhat restrained response to the Syrian government's repression of protesters.

In Cairo, the secretary general of the Arab League, Nabil al-Araby, warned that Syria might face more steps beyond the sanctions imposed last month by the league.

The decision of the International Paralympic Committee went beyond the sanctions imposed by the International Olympic Committee, which had considered but rejected a blanket ban on Russian athletes.