Sentence examples for provide sanctions from inspiring English sources

"Realistically it will take Iran at least a couple of months to take the necessary nuclear steps that will allow us to provide sanctions relief.

WADA doesn't actually perform the testing, however; it is instead the responsibility of signatory national antidoping organizations to follow WADA rules and provide sanctions.

Canon law already does provide sanctions for bishops who are negligent in their duties, but the Vatican has never been known to mete out punishment for a bishop who covered up for an abuser.

"Realistically, it will take Iran at least a couple of months to take the necessary nuclear steps that will allow us to provide sanctions relief," said a European official.

That's why it is critical that we follow through on our commitments to provide sanctions relief when change occurs.

At the same time, President Barack Obama issued a new executive order to lift sanctions that were enacted under his authority, and the U.N. and EU moved to provide sanctions relief to Iran.

Festivals such as these provide sanctioned release from social inhibition and repression, and, in these circumstances, satire directed at men in power or at taboo institutions acts as a safety valve for pent-up frustrations.

We can't make it illegal for an Orthodox Jew to refuse to sit next to a woman on a plane, but we shouldn't have policies that honor his prejudice -- any more than we would provide sanctioned support for a passenger's desire not to sit next to a person who is Jewish, or black, or gay.

Traditional contract law developed rules and principles controlling the voluntary assumption of obligations, regulating the performance of obligations so assumed, and providing sanctions for failure to perform.

"Without a legal regime that provides sanctions for rule breaking, rules won't generally be complied with by some of those engaged in Web-based businesses," Mr. Shatter said, without endorsing specific levels of fines.

It usually doesn't happen because the international community is providing sanctions, or wagging a finger, or the U.N. is coming up with a resolution.