Sentence examples for impose additional economic from inspiring English sources

After American investigators said Libya was responsible for the Pan Am bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland, Washington successfully petitioned the Security Council to impose additional economic and diplomatic sanctions, which went into effect in 1992-93.

Fitch warned Monday that European politicians were taking a "gradualist" approach to creating a true fiscal union among the 17 euro zone member nations — a protracted effort that Fitch said would impose additional economic and financial burdens on the region.

IRAN 25. (C) Senator Kerry observed that the international community is moving toward imposing additional economic sanctions on Iran.

By taking a "gradualist" approach to forging a true fiscal union among the 17 euro zone members, politicians were imposing additional economic and financial costs on the region, Fitch warned.

Nonetheless, the United States and its allies must impose additional tough economic sanctions on the economically strained Russia with the goal of preserving a free democracy for the Ukrainian people.

He urged European countries to stick together in facing down Moscow and not be afraid to jointly impose additional, painful economic sanctions – which is very much the American line.

Socio-economic factors, on the other hand, can impose additional restrictions on health systems, not least of all through limiting the amount of resources allocated to them.

Firstly, a pandemic in the near future would impose additional strain on an economy that is already stretched by recession, exaggerating the effect of recession and slowing economic recovery.

And though that would impose additional costs for many, the businesses hired to reroute goods would take on work they otherwise wouldn't, lessening the total economic drag.

Some places impose additional restrictions.

"He has no power to impose additional punishment on prisoners over and above that which is imposed by the courts.