Sentence examples similar to matching sanction from inspiring English sources
The North Korean leader's broadside against measures imposed in response to missile and nuclear programmes comes weeks after his second summit with Donald Trump ended in failure after they disagreed on how to match sanctions relief with progress on denuclearisation.
They refused to travel to Algeria for the subsequent game - an action which led to a 15 match sanction for the captain of the national side, Samuel Eto'o.
"The Liverpool forward had accepted a charge of violent conduct but had denied the FA's claim that the standard three-match sanction was insufficient for the offence.
"However given the breach of his contract and nature of the tweet, we felt it appropriate that a three-match sanction be imposed.
This includes a one-match sanction which had been suspended for a year after racist chants from some fans in their home match against Genoa on 10 February 2015.
"An independent regulatory commission was of the opinion the existing three match sanction for this offence was sufficient," read an FA statement.
The ban has been imposed by the England and Wales Cricket Board and applies to matches sanctioned by the ECB, the International Cricket Council or any other national cricket federation.
They said that the foreign ministers were most likely to agree to expand the EU blacklist, freezing assets and imposing travel bans, so that it matched US sanctions.
From an immediate re-opening of the US embassy in Tehran to McDonald's opening franchises in Tehran, expectations in Iran do not necessarily match the sanctioning mood in Washington.
In February, the Telegraph said that in the summer of 2018, Revolut disabled a system designed to automatically halt transactions to individuals who matched against sanctions lists.
In the letter, which the BBC has seen, Revolut lawyers stated that the company's head of compliance technology changed systems so that transactions that potentially matched against sanctions lists were not halted.
