Sentence examples for continue to sanction from inspiring English sources

If we continue to sanction repression abroad, under the banner of anti-terrorism, we have more to fear than a surge of anti-Americanism; we are creating problems that will haunt us for decades to come.

This contradicts the Palestinians' passionate belief that the eastern (and once overwhelmingly Arab) part of the city would be their own state's capital.Indeed, on the question of stopping the building of Jewish settlements in the West Bank, Mr Netanyahu's government has insisted it will continue to sanction "natural growth" across the Israeli-occupied territory.

The fact that he attended a prestigious African Union summit in a country that is a state party to the ICC, was granted de facto immunity from prosecution, hobnobbed with fellow pariahs such as Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe and got away scot free, is one in the eye for his tormentors, principally the Americans, who continue to sanction his regime.

The result will be that our partners will either continue to sanction Iran, thus blowing up the deal, or they won't sanction Iran, leaving us to sanction them.

Instead, those in power will continue to sanction ongoing violations of our rights, relying on bureaucratic legalese to sidestep any concerns that might be raised.

And ignorant wildlife policies of western state governments continue to sanction the indiscriminate wolf killing that symbolized the wild west of the 19th century.

As the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom reports, the Vietnamese government "continues to sanction violence against religious communities".

What they found were the remnants of a village called Weeksville, one of the country's first free-black communities where blacks owned property and ran businesses, a hospital and a school as nearby states like New Jersey continued to sanction slavery.

Yet despite everything we know about the dangers of radiation (from Hiroshima to Fukushima), our government continues to sanction the unremitting production of highly radioactive spent nuclear fuel, for which there is no safe disposal and from which living beings will have to be shielded for many generations to come.

This is what follows from conservative laissez-faire market ideology, an ideology that continues to sanction death on a Gulf scale.

We also continue to support sanctions against Syria, even though sanctions, as usual, do little harm to the regime they are directed at.