Sentence examples for rigorous sanctions from inspiring English sources

She said that "a dual track approach of rigorous sanctions and serious negotiations is the right approach.

The latter would face more rigorous sanctions; students at the former would no longer be eligible to transfer to higher-performing schools.

On Wednesday, a senior British Foreign Office official, Bill Rammell, said that Iran would achieve a more advanced nuclear capability within years and that Britain was prepared to act alone in imposing more rigorous sanctions.

These breaches show that too many suppliers either require more education or more rigorous sanction, or both.

Countries with more rigorous benefit sanctions also spend less on ALMPs, notably on PES.

Which brings the issue around to whether the United States, very much on its own, can impose sanctions rigorous enough — the Democratic-led havee and Senate have overwhelmingly voted yes in separate bills — to serve as an example for action by like-minded countries later in the year.

Adair oversaw the abolition of the practice of incarceration for debt, and sanctioned rigorous anti-gambling legislation.

Western governments reviled him and were united in imposing rigorous political and economic sanctions against Poland.

Among his biggest challenges, officials said, will be persuading China to be rigorous in enforcing the sanctions.

Obama noted there will be a rigorous inspection process and sanctions will not be lifted until Iran accomplishes key points of the agreement.

However, the parties led by the Obama administration are pushing very hard for Iran to keep to a rigorous time line with likely sanctions if Iran does not cooperate; Iran might dawdle at its peril.