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The Trump administration is hoping to use economic sanctions to create a massive public backlash against the regime.

Falling oil prices have combined with western sanctions to create the worst economic crisis of Putin's 15 years in power.

Analysts say falling oil prices have combined with structural problems and the effect of western sanctions to create a "perfect storm" that has battered the rouble.

"Do you have the inner sanction to create a man who's braver and tougher than yourself?" Mailer asks, much as another tutor might say, "Is this the best choice of word?" or "Are you making yourself clear to the reader?" Mailer's clarity is sometimes blurred by his sporting analogies.

Varoufakis told a group of investors in London that Tsipras had sanctioned plans to create an alternative way of funding the banks.

A new study from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health takes a look inside the growing but not yet legally sanctioned movement to create "safe consumption" sites in the United States.

No doubt, the Iranians will try to exploit the limited sanctions relief to create loopholes to evade the remaining sanctions, and the U.S. will need to enforce the remaining sanctions to maintain leverage for negotiating a final deal or another interim deal.

When the sanctions threatened to create a catastrophe for Iraqi civilians, Iraq was offered a program that would allow it to sell oil.

The deal was intended to open an era of cooperation between the countries after years of sanctions and to create thousands of jobs for American workers.

Just weeks earlier, the N.C.A.A. had sanctioned him for "failing to create an atmosphere of compliance" with its recruiting rules.

As the national and ideological battles of the Cold War moved into the sports arena, many states sanctioned sports development programs to create winning athletes to represent the nation at elite international competitions.