Sentence examples for increasingly stringent sanctions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lukashenko's government has come under increasingly stringent sanctions from the European Union in recent months.

Yet, following increasingly stringent sanctions imposed by the international community as a result of the country's nuclear program, oil exports fell by half, allowing Iraqi oil exports to overtake Iran's for the first time since the 1980s.

Then lots of very promising atmospherics were reported around the promising deal during ballyhooed high-level negotiations in Geneva between the Islamic republic and the six Western powers -- UN Security Council permanent five members US, UK, France, China, and Russia, plus Germany -- working to keep Iran from developing nuclear weapons through an increasingly stringent sanctions regime.

We should definitely think of more ways [to prevent it]." On Friday, its leader's 32nd or 33rd birthday, North Korea faces increasingly stringent United Nations sanctions.

ERBIL, Iraq — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said Friday that he expected the United States and its allies to impose more stringent sanctions against Iran, which has been increasingly defiant in recent weeks of the West's demands to limit its nuclear program.

In recent years, however, such attacks have increasingly become endemic, forcing increasingly stringent security responses.

Add to that increasingly stringent European Union rules.

And we are prepared to implement further and more stringent sanctions.

The bill provides for stringent sanctions against schools that don't meet proficiency standards.

America maintains more stringent sanctions against Myanmar than does any other country.

The group tested for attraction under increasingly stringent conditions, replicating successful candidates again and again.