Sentence examples for enforced sanctions from inspiring English sources

The immediate US and international response to the North Korean nuclear test has been a call for more, new, or more strongly enforced sanctions.

Saddam got the message, all right: Bush the Younger's technique is to conceal a retreat from an inadequately enforced sanctions policy in a loud hail of ineffectual bombs.

The American government has vigorously enforced sanctions against Iran Air since the mid-1990s, and it actively pursues any US-linked companies suspected of co-operating with the flag-carrier.Quite why the Iranian government disseminated the report is unclear.

And the destruction of ivory without stiff enforced sanctions to stop the trade could raise the value of ivory and thus increase the elephant kill rate, as suggested in a 2013 article in Slate: "By destroying the ivory, you create even more ivory scarcity and increase the incentives for future poaching".

Accountability is only achieved when an accountability-giver adapts its behaviour in response to enforced sanctions or rewards, which is the third stage of accountability.

By enforcing sanctions against employers and improving domestic enforcement through legislation such as the proposed Clear Act, we would reduce demand for middlemen's services.

The Security Council must strictly enforce sanctions against Mr. Gbagbo and his henchmen.

Vetoes by Russia and China shut down attempts to enforce sanctions on the regime of Pres.

This cat-and-mouse game offers a case study in the difficulties of enforcing sanctions.

A critical question, however, was whether China will really enforce sanctions against North Korea, which China dominates economically.

However elaborate the efforts to disguise the sale, analysts said, it vividly demonstrates China's continuing trouble in enforcing sanctions.