Then, Uefa deferred a sanction of ordering Russia to play three home Euro 2016 qualifying games in empty stadiums.
This sanction is deferred under a probationary period until the end of the tournament".
It has also been banned from selling tickets to fans identified as hooligans for the remainder of Euro 2016, a sanction that is deferred under a probationary period.
The administration deferred to Turkey's request last month to delay new sanctions on Mr. Assad's government to give diplomacy another chance.
The judge, Emmet G. Sullivan, endorsed the deal, in which the bank will pay the money as part of a deferred prosecution agreement over charges that it violated United States sanctions by doing deals with Cuba, Iran, Libya, Sudan and Myanmar.
Acknowledging this, administration officials said that a United Nations vote on new sanctions, originally scheduled for this month, would most likely be deferred until next year.
Two years after being fined more than £400m for breaching US sanctions towards Iran, the bank revealed that a two-year deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) that was imposed at the time was being extended for three years.
The settlement deals included a deferred prosecution agreement with the Justice Department, which accused the bank of "concealing" its ties to sanctioned countries like Iran and Sudan.
We are continuing to meet all of our obligations under our deferred prosecution agreement and are making steady progress toward putting in place a robust, sustainable AML and sanctions compliance program.
But they also reflect a broader frustration that sanctions have failed to weaken Mr Castro.That view is shared in the Clinton administration, but it has deferred to the entrenched Cuban-American lobby which opposes any policy change.
