Sentence examples for sanction everyone from inspiring English sources

That sanction, everyone seems to agree, is off the table.

And, despite the current talk of additional economic sanctions, everyone knows that such measures have so far led nowhere and are unlikely to be applied with sufficient scope to cause Iran real pain, given Russia's and China's continued recalcitrance and Western Europe's (and America's) ambivalence in behavior, if not in rhetoric.

The above argument also assumes that the death penalty is the most severe sanction to everyone, which is an assumption.

Senior generals, on the other hand, are linked to large companies whose business has been hit by sanctions like everyone else's.

Sue Ferguson, who works at a local store called Hoopers, said she was "very disillusioned" and thought that expense-fiddling politicians should face the same sanctions as everyone else.

"While it may be tough to suddenly pivot from that and say that sanctions are the cause of Iran's economic malaise, it's no longer possible to dismiss the impact of sanctions when everyone in Iran has been affected by the country's ongoing currency crisis".

So while the perpetrator hasn't been officially sanctioned, clearly everyone in the office knows that she stole a lunch.

The Dutch foreign minister, Frans Timmermans, described sanctions as inevitable, saying: "I hope the Russians will realise that sanctions will hurt everyone, but no one more than the Russians themselves".

"The sanctions are breaking everyone's knees," said Afshin.

Mozhgan Elmipour, the mother of a four-year-old Iranian girl who was brought to London from Tehran for a life-saving surgery on her oesophagus, said: "Iranian hospitals have serious difficulties because of sanctions and not everyone in the country is as lucky as my daughter to be able to afford to come here".

"Generally speaking sanctions are affecting everyone in the community in every corner of the country".