Sentence examples for imposing limited from inspiring English sources

New Zealand, which joined Australia, the United States and the European Union in imposing limited aid, diplomatic and sporting sanctions on Fiji after the coup, welcomed the treason charges.

America has rediscovered multilateralism, not least to keep a united front in imposing limited sanctions on Iran.The "forward strategy of freedom" intended to democratise the Middle East has stalled, not least because elections have worsened sectarian tensions in Iraq and brought Hamas to power in the Palestinian territories.

The European Union has imposed limited sanctions, including an arms embargo.

The US and EU imposed limited sanctions on Russia following the annexation of Crimea.

Mr Trimble's new policy is to impose limited sanctions instead.

Sports negotiators also wanted to impose limited windows of opportunities during games when photographers could send out images.

In November 1999, the United Nations imposed limited sanctions on the Taliban to try to force Mr. bin Laden's extradition.

When capital next floods into emerging markets, they may impose limited controls on inflows, akin to the taxes Brazil imposed on foreign bond and share purchases in 2009.

In July, a security council resolution imposed limited sanctions on North Korea and demanded that the country rejoin international nuclear talks following a series of missile launches.

Even as the United States and the European Union have imposed limited sanctions on government figures, though not Mr. Assad himself, many officials view the opposition as too weak to provide an alternative, a point that the Syrian government has relentlessly pressed.

Yunnan needs energy supplies and markets, and its businesses and officials are little bothered by the human-rights concerns that have led some Western governments to impose limited sanctions.