Sentence examples for reduction of sanctions from inspiring English sources

It is for this reason that President Obama should realise the importance of balancing bigger sticks with bigger carrots, including the reduction of sanctions against Iranian civilian airlines.

In addition, Chapter 8 of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines allows for the reduction of sanctions for organizations that have exercised due diligence by establishing compliance and ethics programs.

A final agreement was reached in July 2015 that required Iran to reduce its nuclear stockpile and allow inspections of its nuclear facilities in exchange for gradual reduction of sanctions.

Under the framework, in exchange for the reduction of sanctions, Iran would give up 98 percent of its highly enriched uranium, and its uranium enrichment and nuclear research would be restricted and monitored.

July brought yet another policy success for the president when a final agreement was reached between Iran and the P5+1 (the United States and the other permanent members of the UN Security Council [China, France, Russia, and the United Kingdom], along with Germany) that placed limits on Iran's nuclear program in exchange for the reduction of sanctions against the country.

A final agreement was reached in July 2015 that largely followed the terms of the earlier framework, requiring Iran to reduce its nuclear stockpile and allow the International Atomic Energy Agency to inspect its nuclear facilities in exchange for the progressive reduction of sanctions.

"Luis Suárez deserves all the support he needs including legal support in the appeal case in order to achieve a reduction of the sanctions".

Iranian hardliners want a meaningful — and quick — reduction of the sanctions in exchange for any concessions, while some U.S. lawmakers want significant rollbacks in Iran's nuclear activities in exchange for any loosening of actions.

Rather than support the sanction imposed on Alabama, we believe the U.N.L.V. case actually supports a reduction of that sanction and we are astounded by an error so fundamental and critical to the I.A.C.'s decision".

The report recommends more encouragement for employers to pay the living wage; better training for people in low-paid work and a reduction in the use of sanctions against benefit claimants.

Once international agencies had full access to Iran's nuclear program, there could be a progressive reduction of the Security Council's sanctions that are now in effect.