Sentence examples for harder sanctions from inspiring English sources

Although bazaaris tend to be conservatives they have become frustrated by spiraling inflation and harder sanctions under Ahmadinejad's administration; in October of last year, bazaars across Iran went on strike to oppose a new sales tax.

"Iran sees itself, so to speak, confronted with the developments on the German side, from Siemens and especially by the clear statements from Merkel during the visit by Peres on harder sanctions," said Konstantin Kosten, an expert on Iran at the German Council on Foreign Relations in Berlin.

Trump apparently floated the idea of vetoing the bill although his aides tried to claim he'd only do so because he wanted to hit Russia with harder sanctions.

"It's one of the hardest sanctions handed down in English football.

The news comes after a federal judge ruled against the company three weeks ago, setting in motion an effort by federal officials to push for hard sanctions against the company.

(APPLAUSE) As secretary of state, she worked hard to get strong sanctions against Iran's nuclear program.

"As secretary of State, she worked hard to get strong sanctions against Iran's nuclear program.…. "She flew all night long from Cambodia to the Middle East to get a cease-fire that would avoid a full-out shooting war between Hamas and Israel in Gaza to protect the peace of the region.

"He [ Suarez is firmly convinced this hard sanction can be reversed".

Life became harder when sanctions were tightened in 2011, but even now Iranians live much better than most of their neighbours.Prosperity has inspired an obsession with technology that restrictions on internet access cannot dampen.

Many of the sellers are smallish, family-owned Mittelstand firms, which would be hit hard if sanctions led to a fall in trade.

According to this theory, a weakened Iran, hungry for an imminent end to hard-hitting sanctions, will take what it can get.