Sentence examples for process of sanctions from inspiring English sources
In a passage studded with asterisks marking redactions from the full report, it says the foreign secretary, William Hague, told the ISC: "We don't believe that while we are engaged in this process of sanctions and negotiations and a twin-track policy it would be right to launch a military strike on Iran and we've said that very clearly to the Israelis".
He told MPs: "We want to do everything we can to make sure that people do not stumble into a process of sanctions" – the loss of benefits entitlement that is one of the most common reasons that people use food banks.
The work and pensions secretary told MPs: "We want to do everything we can to make sure that people do not stumble into a process of sanctions" – the loss of benefits entitlement that is one of the most common reasons that people use food banks.
The P5+1 (the U.S., China, Russia, France and the United Kingdom, plus Germany and Irann have been developing a comprehensive agreement that would freeze Iran's ability to create a nuclear weapon and start the process of sanctions relief.
Moreover, as in the case of Iran, any future economic sanctions might be introduced by a process of creeping sanctions on individual economic entities.Fifth, they Europeans argue they are uniquely placed to do one thing that is more valuable than anything America can produce: the political and economic rehabilitation of Ukraine.
However, I have urged the Council to start the process of considering sanctions against ARAF.
The only rider was that the Russians had promised to hurry along the process of getting sanctions lifted.
Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, called for "the process of easing sanctions" in a statement this week and expressed hope that members of Myanmar's parliament would visit soon.
On Monday Coe, also under pressure over his fulsome tributes to Diack on taking over in August, appeared to have made a u-turn as he called the report "alarming" and said he had started the process of considering sanctions.
Under the accord yesterday, Europe will not begin the possibly long process of imposing sanctions until at least Nov. 1, extending by one month the date originally set by the trade organization.
International Association of Athletics Federations IAAFF) president Sebastian Coe has "urged the Council to start the process of considering sanctions" against Russia after the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) called for their suspension from all competition over sabotaging the London 2012 Olympics through doping.
