Sentence examples for common sanctions from inspiring English sources
The Guardian argued that the most efficient response should "involve Europeanising the issue" with common sanctions agreed by European governments and the targeting of culpable Russian officials.
On the basis of the report, European governments should work towards a common sanctions list, targeting, by name, the Russian officials linked to criminal activity and human rights abuses.
"We need to work together to create a truly integrated European market, organized by common rules, sanctioned in a common manner".
But, at the very least, China would want to maintain a common anti-sanctions front with Russia on the United Nations Security Council ensuring that the American and European embargoes are not supplemented by UN sanctions.A final reason for resisting sanctions might be a genuine fear of their effect on Iran.
Within this framework, one may articulate the basic biological concepts, such as inclusive fitness and kin selection; reciprocity; neurological structure and function; open behavioral programs, learning, and behavioral plasticity; tragedy of the commons; emergence; sanctions and strong reciprocity; network reciprocity; and image scoring (reputation) and indirect reciprocity.
Downing Street said six Tornado jets would be in the skies over Iraq very shortly, adding that the Commons had sanctioned the sending of UK military advisers to Iraq to train the country's army and act as target setters for the RAF.
We will be looking for an approach that doesn't bind all NOCs to what is effectively the lowest common denominator of sanctions".
This whirlwind of activity is ripping through the human rights of global citizens like a tornado and leaving in its wake a landscape in which environmental and human harm are common and government sanctioned.
Previously rare punishment "sanctions" became common.
There is a common interest to make sanctions work".
The outcome of phases 2 and 3 were common rules, norms and sanctions for the park management.
