Sentence examples for embargo imposed on from inspiring English sources

All because of the "mean" embargo imposed on our country.

They are the second club today to have a transfer embargo imposed on them following midlands rivals Coventry earlier.

Iraq is only too happy to break the all-encompassing trade embargo imposed on it by the United Nations.

We were dying slowly before the war, because of the tough embargo imposed on Gaza and the blockade of all the crossings.

Obama should also use his executive power to further narrow the trade embargo imposed on Cuba after its 1959 revolution, Machin said.

The program to deliver oil to towns opposed to President Slobodan Milosevic is an exception to the fuel embargo imposed on Belgrade in the Kosovo conflict last spring.

Economic embargoes imposed on Zimbabwe by America, Britain and others in response to Mr Mugabe's tyranny are taking their toll too.

In December 2014, US president Barack Obama announced that the embargoes imposed on Cuba during the 1960s would be relaxed, leading to free travel and eventually trade between the two countries.

Her new unification minister, Ryoo Kihl-jae, South Korea's point man on North Korea, later told reporters that his government was willing to consider lifting trade embargoes imposed on the North after the deadly sinking of a South Korean Navy ship in 2010, but not before North Korea takes responsibility for the sinking, which killed 46 South Korean sailors.

It also had a health care system that was "the envy" of many regional countries, a "healthy record" on public education and significant economic growth in the decade leading up to the civil war despite international embargoes imposed on it by the United States.

It has precious few other sources of revenue; and risking yet further sanctions probably seems a gamble worth taking.North Korea has also just been caught busting some other UN sanctions, including the arms embargo imposed in December 2009 on Eritrea.