Sentence examples for right sanctions from inspiring English sources

Treasury was right — sanctions should be imposed," Sen. Cory Gardner (R-Colo). wrote on Twitter before it was clear which sanctions Trump had withdrawn.

In the right situation, with the right sanctions, these nighttime sounds — what we say and what we do not — would be preserved, bottled, so they did not wash away with the laundry, the toothpaste foaming down the drain, the home from work at 9 p.m. nights, you angry, me angry.

"I don't think we've necessarily put the right sanctions in place to support them.

The freezing of EU funds was the "right" sanction, he admits.

But the continuation of US human rights sanctions would be easily brushed aside or neutralised by the Islamic Republic.

But senators insisted on the human rights sanctions to send a message to President Vladimir V. Putin as Moscow under his new term cracks down on dissent.

In preparation, the administration began rallying support for an emergency U.N. Security Council meeting that could condemn Iran or consider human rights sanctions on Iranian government officials.

A government such as the Islamic Republic, steeped heavily in notions of anti-imperialism, can always rely on painting human rights sanctions as American intrusions into an independent state's affairs.

Some of the detail on sanctions relief involves questions over what will happen to sanctions imposed on Iranian banks or other entities by US states and cities, and what happens to banks or companies which are blacklisted under both nuclear-related and humans rights sanctions.

Oh, and the island is also the meeting ground for a secret arms deal between MoMo B. ChaCha, an Elvis-obsessed dictator against whom the United States has levied human rights sanctions, and Ladybird Hope, a Corporation bigwig, presidential hopeful and patron saint of Miss Teen Dream herself.

WASHINGTON — President Trump on Tuesday condemned Saudi Arabia's account of the killing of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi as "the worst cover-up ever," and his administration warned for the first time that it would impose human rights sanctions on some of those who took part in the plot.