Sentence examples for committed to sanctions from inspiring English sources
He refused to reject the armed struggle; called for nationalising the mines and industry; and, remained committed to sanctions.
State Senator Marlon Kimpson said the calls for removal of the Confederate flag from the State House have grown so loud that legislators are committed to sanctioning its removal before state government takes summer vacation.
2. Which sanctions will be lifted Negotiators have only committed to lift sanctions related to Iran's nuclear activities.
The G7 said it was committed to intensifying sanctions on Russia, ahead of Ukrainian presidential elections next month.
Pressuring countries to back away from economic relations with North Korea, the Trump administration recently extended sanctioning of Sudan for among other things not being fully committed to implementing United Nations sanctions on the country.
But the administration said it was committed to imposing the sanctions.
These incidents point to a more fundamental question: is the GOP is committed to implementing the sanctions that follow a UN 1267 Committee designation?
When Mr. Obama and his team finally vacate the White House all of the presidential candidates have committed to re-ratcheting sanctions on Iran if it continues to hide behind the nuclear agreement as a pretext to wreak havoc and terror in the Middle East.
"The overwhelming majority of our sanctions and the basic structure of oil and banking and financial sanctions remain in place, and the administration is committed to aggressively enforcing those sanctions".
"We would favour certainly moving forward, and are firmly committed, to taking any appropriate sanctions or penalties that would accrue from the outcome of that work".
The MDGs were established following the Millennium Summit of the United Nations in 2000; all 189 United Nations member states committed to fulfilling eight internationally sanctioned objectives, with 21 targets, that would rid the world of extreme poverty by the year 2015.
