Sentence examples for imposed sanctions for from inspiring English sources
Last November, the Clinton administration imposed sanctions for those sales.
I mean, this is a country on whom we had imposed sanctions for a long period of time.
Indeed, Russian adoptions to the United States were halted because of sanctions -- specifically, the Magnitsky Act, a 2012 law that imposed sanctions for Russia's human rights abuses.
Congress first imposed sanctions for hiring unauthorized workers when it passed the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 ("IRCA"), which criminalized the knowing or intentional hiring or continued employment of "unauthorized aliens" in the United States.
Here the District Court did not attempt to sanction petitioner for breach of contract, [n.16] but rather imposed sanctions for the fraud he perpetrated on the court and the bad faith he displayed toward both his adversary and the court throughout the course of the litigation.
While the United Nations Security Council has passed a resolution demanding that Iran suspend all of its nuclear activities, and twice imposed sanctions for its refusal to do so, some European nations, and particularly Russia, have questioned whether the demand for suspension still makes sense.
Southern California did not play in the conference tournament after imposing sanctions for violating N.C.A.A. rules.
Such conventions reflect norms within relevant legal and political communities that impose sanctions for violations of agency independence or create beliefs or internalized moral strictures protecting independence.
North Korea's military threatened to abandon its commitment to the 1953 Korean War armistice if the United States moves to impose sanctions for its suspected nuclear weapons program.
It also requires the press council to consider complaints of professional misconduct, and to provide redress and impose sanctions for misconduct.
