Sentence examples for comprehensive embargo from inspiring English sources

U.S. has a long had a comprehensive embargo.

Iraq will be the first test of whether he can get the policy right.The aim is to accept a less comprehensive embargo over civilian exports in order to gain wider international support for a tougher regime over military supplies.

Starting in 1995, these sanctions were expanded in response to continued Iranian sponsorship of terrorism and pursuit of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) to include a full, comprehensive embargo on bilateral trade (imposed via E.O. 12957 and E.O. 12959 signed by President Clinton) and, in 1996, sanctions that sought to isolate Iran from non-U.S.

Indeed despite being a small island nation at America's doorstep and subject to one of the most comprehensive embargoes in modern history, Cuba was frequently able and willing to exert political and military clout well above its weight.

These and other findings, according to one UN insider, played a key role in curbing the international body's appetite for comprehensive embargoes [comment by Andrew Mack (former head of strategic planning for the UN Secretary General), at workshop on "Integrating Public Health Methods and Data into Conflict Analysis," Ottawa, March 9, 2007].

A comprehensive economic embargo was imposed on Iraq after its invasion of Kuwait in August 1990.

The American government could apply pressure, but sanctions would have little effect, since we already have a comprehensive trade embargo against Iraq.

Amnesty called on the United Nations to impose a comprehensive arms embargo on both parties, and it urged the Obama administration to suspend American military aid to Israel.

Some diplomats say that barring a particularly terrible outrage by a leader somewhere, it will be very difficult in the foreseeable future to win a vote for sanctions, especially for a comprehensive economic embargo like that imposed on Iraq a decade ago.

It was uniquely unlucky at the end of the cold war, losing the support of one superpower, the Soviet Union, while keeping the animosity – and a comprehensive economic embargo – of the other, the US.

A comprehensive arms embargo would be imposed on the Taliban, but not on the opposition army of former American-backed mujahedeen struggling to keep a foothold in about 5percentt of the country.