Sentence examples for deeper sanctions from inspiring English sources

It backed the British call for narrower and deeper sanctions.

The disaster worsened the oil-rich country's relations with the west and raised the threat of deeper sanctions.

Washington has so far taken a stronger line on Russia, with calls this week for a united approach with Europe on deeper sanctions.

This time last year, the White House was running "Plan B" meetings about what steps to take — deeper sanctions, potential military strikes — if the talks failed.

Some lawmakers have argued for deeper sanctions or more assistance to the Syrian opposition, while others are against both notions, but they do not break down along party lines.

For President Obama, the launching deepened the complexity of dealing with the new North Korean government, after four years in which promises of engagement, then threats of deeper sanctions, have done nothing to modify the country's behavior.

The boys in Steubenville, and those at Notre Dame and all these other schools, do what they do because they understand a deep social sanctioning of their actions.

A dramatic drop in the value of the Iranian currency following deeper and tighter sanctions has probably made Afghan ice-cream eaters an even more attractive market.

Officials in Paris suggest that the only circumstances in which France might reconsider delivery would be an agreement with its allies to move to deeper "third-stage" sanctions, in such sectors as energy, finance and defence.

American diplomacy had brought deeper isolation and sanctions to bear on North Korea, and if Iran continued its nuclear defiance it would face "growing consequences" (though these were not specified).

Nonetheless, Dr. Albright made clear that forces in Iran that she said support terrorism and try to obtain nuclear weapons technology would have to loosen their hold on the security apparatus before there would be a deeper removal of sanctions.