Sentence examples for reducing sanctions from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration should consider reducing sanctions on Sudan only in exchange for concrete Northern government concessions on critical issues.

Wadler said the international agency's code included provisions for reducing sanctions if an athlete used a generally available substance that was not meant as a performance enhancer.

He also stated that he would support restarting international negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear program in hopes of reducing sanctions against Iran.

Rouhani had campaigned on a promise to restart international negotiations with the goal of reducing sanctions on Iran, and, upon taking office, he embarked on a diplomatic effort to improve Iranian relations with the West.

The senators said that the current negotiations would require the U.S. "to make significant concessions before we see Iran demonstrably commit to moving away from developing a nuclear weapons capability". "If we are reducing sanctions, Iran should be reducing its nuclear capabilities," the senators wrote.

And that more should be done to accommodate this sense of vulnerability, by softening Nato's approach and reducing sanctions.

It includes no immediate roadblocks or limits, and no sign that South Korea will reduce sanctions on the North.

"He's already tested a thermonuclear device," said Samore, adding that China and Russia have already reduced sanctions and that China, in fact, may secretly be providing additional subsidies.

The N.C.A.A. rejected Southern California's appeal to reduce sanctions imposed on its football program, keeping in place some of the harshest penalties in a quarter-century.

"The West has no option but stopping to threaten Iran and reduce sanctions," said Kazem Anbarloui, the editor in chief of the state newspaper Resalat, who was appointed by Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Iran's establishment now agrees across the board that Mr. Rouhani's diplomatic offensive can reinvigorate the stalled talks over Iran's nuclear program and potentially reduce sanctions, analysts say.