Sentence examples for rapid sanctions from inspiring English sources

Iran wants a shorter-term agreement in return for rapid sanctions relief.

But trade experts took Mr. Lamy's remarks today as a hint that the union and the United States had reached a deal to avert rapid sanctions.

But some diplomats representing the 15 member nations of the European Union in Brussels said the commission was backing away from unilateral sanctions because it would not get the majority support for rapid sanctions it needs from the member states.

Iranian cunning and duplicity have gotten them so fiendishly close to a deal they want -- rapid sanctions relief and a residual nuclear infrastructure on the cusp of weaponization.

The French foreign minister, Hubert Vedrine, said France, as the current president of the European Union, would reward an opposition victory with the rapid lifting of sanctions.

Mr Rouhani's critics will label him naive for assuming there could be any rapid lifting of US and EU sanctions (the ones that really hurt, on the banking and oil sectors) and members of the US Congress who feel that the world has been led a merry dance this last 10 years will insist that they have been vindicated.

After Myanmar's former military rulers handed over power to a nominally civilian government five years ago, resulting in the lifting of many western-imposed sanctions, the already rapid pace of mining turned frenetic.

Pressure from the burgeoning middle classes, fed up with their children being branded failures at 11, led to the rapid expansion of comprehensive education (sanctioned by Tory and Labour governments) in the next two decades.

But such rapid growth would have been impossible without Western sanctions - Moscow's counter-sanctions shut off Russia's domestic market to foreign food exporters, eliminating much of the competition.

When the scope and severity of sanctions were increased in 2012, leading to a rapid rise in the number affected, it had no evidence to justify the change and no idea what the likely effect on claimants would be.

Morsadegh praised Iran's good quality medical care, adding: "If the sanctions are lifted, in the field of health we will have rapid progress".