Sentence examples for enforceable sanctions from inspiring English sources

But there was no indication that Russia, a veto-wielding member of the Security Council, was prepared to accept a Western-sponsored resolution that would threaten President Assad with enforceable sanctions if he does not carry out the peace plan as promised three months ago.

The United States and other Western nations have said they would extend the mission only if the Security Council adopts a resolution with some teeth, one that would threaten Mr. Assad with enforceable sanctions if he continues to thwart the peace plan.

The IHR would work better, it says, if it had enforceable sanctions, in particular if a country fails to explain why it restricted traffic or trade as happened during the pandemic.

If efforts to inspect and verify are delayed and then resolutely-restricted, how readily might a full-fledged "snapback" of truly enforceable sanctions be devised and imposed?

The study comes ahead of discussions scheduled for next week in Brussels on whether the European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, should propose a binding, Union-wide gender quota on supervisory boards — enforceable by sanctions.

So it may be that the target ends up lower than 30% and not enforceable by sanctions.

Well described as "an institutionalized form of exposure reduction,"(Dugan et al. 2003, pg 174) they provide enforceable judicial sanction to the separation of an abused person from her abuser.

The TPP made more labor and environmental provisions "enforceable" through trade sanctions.

We stated that rights to intangibles 'are but relationships between persons, natural or corporate, which the law recognizes by attaching to them certain sanctions enforceable in courts.

Federal statutes supply criminal sanctions, enforceable in the federal courts, against persons who interfere in specified ways with the operation of interstate trains or destroy the property of interstate railroads.

If naming and shaming is not enough to push governments into reform, the commission has powers to recommend sanctions, enforceable unless a weighted majority of ministers blocks them.Yet it is one thing for the commission to crack the whip on the smalls (earlier this year Belgium fell into line).