Sentence examples for controls and sanctions from inspiring English sources

And America's first resort would still be diplomacy, arms limits, export controls and sanctions to prevent or contain such threats.

It is worth noting that President Reagan's amnesty was combined with a tightening of border controls and sanctions against employers who hire without permission to be here.

"What we are doing is to enforce the system of controls and sanctions, so that in the future these things won't happen again".

He also advises clients on compliance with U.S. export controls and sanctions matters under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), and U.S. sanctions programs.

However, there's likely to be a tough fight in Congress over the detail of legislation with some Republicans pushing for much tougher border controls and sanctions against people entering the country without authorisation in the future.

Strict application of export controls and sanctions can prevent Iran from acquiring high-quality nuclear components that would otherwise give Iran the capability to quickly produce a small nuclear arsenal akin to North Korea's.

These efforts have been supplemented by a number of other recent initiatives within the department, including the Fraud Section's FCPA pilot program and the national security division's export control and sanctions program.

Mr. Bush spoke as Mr. Cheney, for a second straight day, was called on to explain positions he took as a congressman from Wyoming, including votes against the equal rights amendment, gun control and sanctions on South Africa's apartheid government.

"This whiplash-like approach to the Commerce Department's exercise of such far-reaching authority is unusual and unwise, particularly if it wasn't the product of careful interagency discussion and analysis weighing all the pros and cons," said David Laufman, a former Justice Department official responsible for the criminal enforcement of U.S. export control and sanctions laws.

Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomasaidid a more solidly liberal City Hall will take the lead on a number of issues, as the city did in the past on rent control and sanctions against South Africa, among other things.

We know from evidence from other European countries that responding to violence in schools with increased control and sanctions is unlikely to solve the problem in the long term.