Emil Dall, an analyst at the Royal United Services Institute who has read the guidance, said European companies still fear being caught up in what remains a complex US sanctions web.
We find that, regardless of condition and context, most responses advocate complex, officially sanctioned, formal programs and policies that call for or depend on implementation over several multi-year phases.
The United States still maintains a complex web of sanctions against Myanmar, including restrictions on trade and investment, part of a raft of punitive economic measures imposed during successive crackdowns on democratic forces by the previous military junta.
Now we have "No Child Left Behind," in which Congress has set up a complex apparatus of sanctions and standards designed to compel individual schools toward steady annual improvement, with the goal of making a hundred per cent of American schoolchildren proficient in math and reading by 2014.
A complex set of sanctions were imposed, in the hope of curbing dissent, ranks were reintroduced, uniforms on the Romanian Land Forces model were distributed around, and a patriotic cultural section began to function.
Negotiations over Iran's nuclear program could be undermined by a reluctance on the part of the US Congress to relax a complex network of economic sanctions, according to experts and diplomats monitoring forthcoming talks in Geneva.
Rosenberg stressed that the peeling-back of sanctions is complex, and will vary widely from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
From lynching to Jim Crow and the New Jim Crow (prison industrial complex) and continued state sanctioned vigilante violence against black male bodies is a war.
Unfavorable or complex operating requirements and international sanctions have hindered foreign investment in the country, despite liberalization of relevant regulations in the early 2000s.
In light of this state responsibility for ongoing care, longer stays in rehabilitation have traditionally been sanctioned for highly complex cases.
