Sentence examples for resumption of sanctions from inspiring English sources

The Senate is insistent that it be involved in the outcome of talks and potential resumption of sanctions; no free hand will be given to the administration.

Moreover, because U.S. sanctions included penalties for countries and businesses that continued to trade with Iran, the resumption of sanctions undermined the ability of those signatories to carry out their end of the deal.

Even though this could invite severe punitive actions by Western powers, Iran may well be in a position to bear such measures, as it will economically be strong enough to withstand the resumption of sanctions.

Saudi Arabia welcomed Mr. Trump's withdrawal from the Iranian nuclear accord and the resumption of American sanctions, which have cut Iran's ability to sell oil.

Iran, smarting from the virtual wrecking of its 2015 nuclear deal and the resumption of US sanctions, will also see Netanyahu's hand in renewed US efforts to undermine Hezbollah, Tehran's close partner in Lebanon, with threats to ostracise its local allies.

If there is yet another extension, Iran will stave off the resumption or increase of sanctions and certainly any chance of U.S. military action.

Faced with a threat of a resumption of United Nations economic sanctions against his country from the beginning of July, Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic on Tuesday delivered his strongest demand yet to Radovan Karadzic to step down as political leader of the Bosnian Serb Republic.

Putin also promised the gradual easing of sanctions, the resumption of charter flights, and possibly the lifting of visas, imposed for Turkish citizens after the incident.

The rapid ramp up of Iranian production and its resumption of export activities after the lifting of sanctions two years ago was nothing short of astounding.

Then our governments will back their renewed vicious repression - just as the US and Britain did in Iraq, with a policy of effectively sanctioning the resumption of torture when the population became uppity and objected to the occupation.

Comeback of the Gulf: In a sign that life on the Mississippi, post-Katrina, has at last returned to normal, the Army Corps of Engineers will officially sanction a resumption of the beating of feet on mud.