Sentence examples for more than sanctions from inspiring English sources

"In the end that will strengthen the eurozone more than sanctions".

They feed the perception that its legal system poses as serious a political risk to multinationals as anything they might encounter in emerging markets Deepwater Horizon cost BP far more than sanctions on Russia over the invasion of Ukraine, for example.

The rebel Libyan leadership is frustrated that the European Union failed to agree to a no-fly zone at a meeting on Friday and US President Barack Obama has so far proved reluctant to apply anything more than sanctions and diplomatic pressure on Gaddafi.

The current minister, Seyed Hassan Ghazizadeh Hashemi, conceded, "The medicine problem is caused by ourselves, it is not related to sanctions at all". The same is true for the oil industry, where Deputy Oil Minister Mansour Moazami also blames domestic mismanagement more than sanctions for delays and problems.

Further, respondents mentioned potential sanctions for noncompliance with contractual agreements governing their relations more than sanctions stipulated in state laws or regulations.

Still, Haji said she hopes for something more than sanctions.

Non-sanctioned auditors are expected to constrain the manipulation of extraordinary items more than sanctioned auditors are.

March 5, 2014 6.47pm GMT European sanctions on Ukrainians are developing more quickly than sanctions on Russians.

Thus, our results suggest policy, intended to counteract social history and influence social norms, may be more effective than sanctions in combating deviant behavior.

Although South Africa has leverage -- it controls Zimbabwe's electric power, for one thing -- President Thabo Mbeki argues that diplomacy is more effective than sanctions.

Mr. Tambo is no stranger to official corridors in this country, and such a symbolic step could do more even than sanctions to concentrate the South African Government's mind on its few positive options.