Sentence examples for escalating sanctions from inspiring English sources
They argue for escalating sanctions and the threat that, if diplomacy fails, the United States could destroy the nuclear facilities.
They also received a series of escalating sanctions, including state monitoring, a revised curriculum, replacement of staff, and restructuring or closure of the school.
Schools that miss targets two years in a row are labeled "needing improvement," and face escalating sanctions that can include staff changes or shutdowns.
With each passing year, these schools have faced escalating sanctions and come one step closer to being shut down or completely overhauled, with their administrators and teachers replaced.
For more than seven years, President Obama has adopted a policy of gradually escalating sanctions that the White House once called "strategic patience".
As the debate rumbles on over escalating sanctions against Iran it is worth remembering their terrible track record across the region.
Mr. Obama noted that his administration had worked to escalate sanctions against Iran.
Since then, the crisis has deepened, with Iran expanding the programme, installing more centrifuges and working on the heavy water reactor, while the UN, US and EU have escalated sanctions.
The group is keeping its options open, saying it is willing to escalate sanctions if Russia fails to engage in a peaceful resolution of the crisis.
The Obama administration escalated sanctions pressure against Iran on Monday for the third time in a week, taking actions that could further weaken the country's already-devalued currency and seriously disrupt its automotive industry, a significant domestic employer and revenue generator for the Iranian government.
The Obama administration escalates sanctions against Iran for the fourth time in a week, blacklisting what it describes as a global network of front companies controlled by Iran's top leaders, accusing them of hiding assets and generating billions of dollars worth of revenue to help Tehran evade sanctions.
