Sentence examples for more powerful sanctions from inspiring English sources

In other circumstances, this is one of the more powerful sanctions at the government's disposal – not least due to the shame attached to being drummed out of the boardroom boys' club.

As a result, being isolated by Muslim nations can be more powerful thank economic sanctions - when it comes to trying to change Iran's uncooperative behavior and the shift in its oil and interventionist policies.

Thus it will always feel more powerful to invoke sanctions alone in a "get tough" policy.

Aren't social sanctions more powerful than legal penalties anyway?

But one administration official said that he believed the threat of including key British exports on the sanctions list had proved more powerful than actually imposing the duties.

If they sanction us, we will become more powerful.

Despite international criticism and United Nations sanctions, North Korea has vowed to continue to build and launch more powerful rockets.

Economic pressure in the form of divestitures, sanctions and political pressure from other countries and religious leaders was a more powerful force than hundreds of years of racism and fear.

American sanctions — including, in the case of Suleimani, far-reaching "secondary," extraterritorial restrictions — are more powerful than those imposed by the EU, or any other individual country, in part due to the US's outsized role in the world economy.

More broadly, with the introduction of a sanctioned auction house, Diablo's psychological slot machine effect will be even more powerful.

Now, with the nuclear agreement and the concomitant lifting of economic sanctions, these neighbors will need to confront an Iran that has more money and is therefore more powerful.