Sentence examples similar to long term sanctions from inspiring English sources
And the resultant collapse in oil prices is set to continue, as long-term sanctions on Iranian oil exports are set to lift under the terms of their new nuclear non-proliferation agreement with a group of Western countries.
Administration officials acknowledge it will be difficult to persuade Russia to agree to harsh, long-term sanctions against Iran, whatever the assurances that the Russian president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, gave last week to Mr. Obama.
Plus, International News Editor Richard Stone gives listeners the inside story on how science in Iran has coped under long-term sanctions.
In the long term, however, sanctions will erode his base.
So what if the cost of these sanctions, over the long term, becomes greater than any potential cost of an arms race?
According to experts, however, far more worrying in the long term for Russia than either Western sanctions or the Rosneft scandal is the dramatic and potentially long-term slide in oil prices — with Brent crude, a global benchmark, now at $59.02 a barrel, a level not seen since 2009.
As a result, certain behaviors, including requests that might in the long term denigrate trust in the health care profession, should not be sanctioned.
But Angela Merkel's CDU is reluctant to impose sanctions over Syria, arguing they only have an effect in the long term, and Aleppo requires an immediate solution.
"Think long term," he said.
