Sentence examples for countries sanction from inspiring English sources

A new multilateral trade round should go ahead only if based on acceptance by rich countries that the round must give developing countries sanction to pursue proactive industrial and technology policies, and grant them enhanced access to industrial country markets not matched by reciprocal concessions.

When the world is in war on terror, or when countries sanction other countries, or when states constrain their own citizens, this becomes a new normality.

In the sanctioning countries, sanctions are justified, even if they end up producing widespread hardship and misery, on the grounds that they are better than wars.

Without the cooperation of Asian countries, sanctions can have only limited effect, Thomas J. Vallely, a Southeast Asia expert at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, said in an e-mail interview.

The Kremlin subsequently put Magnitsky on trial, even though he was already dead, after western countries sanctioned the corrupt officials involved.

A footnote in the order said that in the course of investigating Iranian transactions, evidence was uncovered of similar "schemes" on behalf of other countries sanctioned by America, such as Libya and Myanmar.The sensationalist language describes some sensational charges.

"Now, because of the Ukraine crisis and the western countries' sanctions, Russia is getting closer and closer to China... It's the best time for Sino-Russian ties," he said.

While the State Department has reported its investigations into overall impacts on oil markets, no such comprehensive study has been offered in balance with the human impact on countries sanctioned.

The finder of the flaws can't live in a country sanctioned by the U.S. government, or be the creator the bugs themselves.

In years gone by Commonwealth sanctions against countries like Nigeria and Pakistan mattered to their leaders.

From 1995 through December 2005, the bank altered payment documents so they did not include references to countries under sanction by the American government, according to the department.