Sentence examples for essential sanctions from inspiring English sources

An inquiry to identify responsibility for such a mistake is essential, sanctions must be applied and, above all, adequate measures must be taken by the Member States of the European Patents Convention and the Office itself to prevent such incidents recurring.

An oil embargo is essential, but sanctions should also be imposed on Syrian banks and energy and telecommunications companies.

Samuel's rejection of Saul, which was complete and irrevocable, withdrew from the king the religious sanctions essential for popular support and Saul's own mental well-being.

Probation as the essential nonincarcerative alternative sanction received an expanded role, but release on parole came to a virtual end.

She said on Twitter comment that "sanctions are essential".

Oil-for-food was a programme designed to allow Saddam Hussein's regime to get essential supplies despite trade sanctions against Iraq.

Cooperation with these countries was essential to getting the sanctions in place, and if Congress blows up diplomacy with Iran, some of these countries are sure to say, well, there's no reason for us to comply with these sanctions anymore, because the premise of the sanctions when these countries agreed to them was that the purpose of the sanctions was to pressure Iran to seriously negotiate.

"It is essential regulators find a sanction that is not just a slap on the wrists and will make Google think twice before it ignores consumer rights again," said Nick Pickles, director of Big Brother Watch, a privacy advocacy group in Britain.

The American Association for the Advancement of Science publication ScienceNOW published an assessment discussing both sides of the NSTA decision in which it was reported that "David says NSTA's imprimatur [i.e. endorsement or sanction] was essential and that buying a mailing list is a nonstarter.

Ministers still believe sanctions are an essential tool to persuade claimants to take work experience and job placements seriously.

This is why her role in promoting sanctions has been essential in swaying Europe toward a more unified reaction to the Ukrainian crisis.