Sentence examples for lower sanctions from inspiring English sources
On Monday the European Union foreign policy chief, Javier Solana, said, "It's not the moment to lower sanctions, it's the moment in any case to increase them".
Contrary to our expectations, the results are significant only when the auditors were penalized with lower sanctions.
So in this dynamic -- election-year politics in America, darkened by the Israel Lobby's grip on the Republicans and indeed many Democrats -- we see the likelihood that a far-reaching deal with Iran, one that would perforce lower sanctions, is not in the cards before November 6th.
The optimal probability of imposing sanctions may be higher than in the usual case (to offset the lower sanction) or lower than in the usual case (because the lower sanction reduces the effectiveness of enforcement).
For North Korea, diplomacy towards the south is a route to talks with the US, and part of a long-term effort to lower economic sanctions levied on the country, according to Christopher Green, senior adviser for the Korean peninsula for Crisis Group, a conflict-prevention organisation.
Many community sentences are now served by people who would previously have received a fine or lower-tariff sanction.
A first offence for a lower-level sanction can lead to loss of benefit for a month.
"If the talks fail, Iran is going to suffer tremendously because the economy is hitting a perfect storm of sanctions, lower oil prices, inflation and devaluation of the rial.
The series follows a (thankfully) fictional alternate universe in which the government, in an attempt to lower crime rate, sanctions an annual 12-hour period which renders all crime - including murder - legal.
His mistake was in assuming U.S. intelligence would realize he did not have WMD and would "eventually lower the (economic) sanctions and, more important, not attack him".
In that role, Mr. Maranhão had successfully maneuvered to prevent an ethics panel in the lower house from sanctioning Mr. Cunha over claims of graft.
