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Discover LudwigA "sanction regime" refers to a set of rules, measures, or actions imposed by a government or international organization as a form of punishment or deterrent.
This term is commonly used in discussions about international relations and politics. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The United Nations has imposed a new sanction regime on the country in response to their ongoing human rights violations."
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Mr. Alemu knows full well who the architects of the sanction regime were.
Netanyahu made clear the Israeli government hoped for a tougher sanction regime against Iran.
Stanski describes in detail his demoralising experience of the sanction regime.
"Fit for work" tests and the sanction regime are – on paper – entirely separate systems.
I have said that the sanction regime is like Swiss cheese -- that meant that they weren't very effective.
While Sudan's pivot to China has offered some respite from the US's stifling sanction regime, it has its limitations.
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Human rights advocacy group Human Rights First said the report demonstrated gaps in implementation and enforcement of US sanction regimes.
Critics of the system warn that the same flaw is built into other punitive UN sanction regimes.
We analyze this question by exploiting the variation of regional sanction regimes as instrumental variables to estimate the LATE of sanctions on the individual employment probability.
Perhaps most importantly, however, although such trade violates various sanction regimes and regional compacts, it does not constitute nuclear cooperation.
The sanctions regime against Iraq is falling apart.
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