The phrase "introduction of sanctions" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to any instance of sanctions being imposed, such as in a political or business context. For example: "In response to the recent dispute, the government has proposed the introduction of sanctions against the other country".
Before the introduction of sanctions, petroleum sales had accounted for sixty per cent of fiscal revenues.
Wilshaw also proposed the introduction of sanctions against schools that failed to meet their responsibilities towards their most able pupils.
When the introduction of sanctions over Russia's support for the separatists in Ukraine failed to bring Vladimir Putin to heel, the US and Saudi Arabia decided to hurt Russia by driving down oil prices.
After the announcement of the US sanctions, a message on Navalny's Twitter account read: "So there are no illusions, for this happiness about the introduction of sanctions against thieves, some of us will have to pay.
A senior Whitehall source told The Observer that discussions at this month's G20 finance ministers meeting in South Korea would include the strong likelihood of the introduction of sanctions on countries which have not abided by an initiative from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developmentoto force tax havens to sign information-sharing agreements.
Scotland's fishermen, where the UK's pelagic fleet is largely based, have welcomed the introduction of sanctions and describe what the Faroese are doing as an "astonishing act of irresponsibility".
Officials and experts said Israel was hoping that the latest energy agency report would force the introduction of painful sanctions that would force Iran to abandon its uranium enrichment program.
Another is that it is generally not illegal to run a bank into the ground through incompetence (although British and German policymakers are consulting on the introduction of criminal sanctions for reckless management).The threshold for getting bankers banged up is lower in some places than others, however.
