Sentence examples for effects of those sanctions from inspiring English sources

Iraq's role in ameliorating the effects of those sanctions in the oil market could create tensions with Iran, a strong backer and ally of the Iraqi government.

Van den Berg et al. (2016) analyze the effects of these sanctions and of the vacancy referrals on unemployment duration and job quality.

The combined effect of those sanctions and of the global oil-price collapse has been fifteen-per-cent inflation, a four-per-cent drop in G.D.P., and a more than fifty-per-cent collapse in the value of the ruble.

Others are more pessimistic, saying the effects of the sanctions have still not been fully felt.

Indeed many feel that the effects of the sanctions could be felt as strongly inside Russia as outside.

Sanctions remained and took a severe toll until Iraq accepted the Oil for Food Program and the gradual development of that program mitigated the effects of the sanctions.

In Baghdad, Iraq, today, four American demonstrators camped outside the United Nations compound, saying they would not eat for three days to protest the effects of the sanctions.

The fall was the biggest since January 2009, and showed the effects of the sanctions on Russia over Ukraine, as well as the wider slowdown in the eurozone.

Bank Melli, a USG-designated bank, had also purchased shares in investment funds as a way to escape the effects of the sanctions, according to Dagan.

The Syrian information minister admitted that the effects of the sanctions would be felt but said that Syria was "self-reliant" and would meet its needs.

No doubt, non-deterrent effects of the sanction system, such as the expressive affirmation of shared values, are more important for general compliance than are the deterrent effects.