Sentence examples for genuine sanctions from inspiring English sources

The power of the centre is not subject to effective controls or limited by genuine sanctions: it is absolute power.

If all else fails then modern and smarter versions of hard power will have to be applied, preferably immobilising cyber-attacks and genuine sanctions rather than missiles.

The first step, the NAO says, should be to institute a wide-ranging review of sanctions; the second, a genuine attempt to understand their wider impact.

But, at the very least, China would want to maintain a common anti-sanctions front with Russia on the United Nations Security Council ensuring that the American and European embargoes are not supplemented by UN sanctions.A final reason for resisting sanctions might be a genuine fear of their effect on Iran.

I can understand the department of political science sponsoring a genuine debate over boycotts, divestment and sanctions in which all sides were equally represented.

So while Iain Duncan Smith has struggled to come up with a genuine case study to illustrate his benefits sanctions, I'd like to suggest one for him.

They could have backed genuine multi-party negotiations, or offered to lift sanctions on Belgrade if a peaceful solution to the problem of Kosovo could be found.

Miss Rasi said she favored some tightening of the trade sanctions to make sure that only genuine medicines were sent into Iraq as well as steps insuring their use only for humanitarian purposes.

A papal nuncio is a murder-sanctioning brute, while there is a genuine moral urgency to the humble friar who conjures up a vision of hell – where "damned souls roar without pity" – that reminds one of Dante's Inferno.

Tort law ought to be understood as a law of genuine legal duties (guidance rules), rather than predictions about sanctions (liability rules).

The senior prosecutor who made this decision apparently decided that the officers had "genuine feelings" and therefore should not be subject to criminal sanction.