Sentence examples for sanctions decreed from inspiring English sources
Turkish officials said it was up to Turkey's banks and companies to decide whether to go along with tougher unilateral sanctions decreed by the United States and the European Union.
BEIRUT, Lebanon Syriaia said Monday that it would agree to allow an Arab mission of military and civilian observers into the country as part of an Arab League proposal to end months of bloodshed there, but it attached a number of conditions, among them the cancellation of economic sanctions decreed by the league.
BUT WITH CONDITIONS Syria said it would agree to allow an Arab mission of military and civilian observers into the country as part of an Arab League proposal to end months of bloodshed there, but it attached a number of conditions, among them the cancellation of economic sanctions decreed by the league.
They added that they viewed the Iraqi concessions as a direct result of the economic and military pressures on Baghdad after the invasion of Kuwait, including trade sanctions decreed by the United Nations Security Council, naval interdictions by American and other warships and a buildup of an multi-national force in Saudi Arabia.
Fourteen senior officials from Arab countries took part, the most since the sanctions were decreed in 1990, including Jordan's prime minister, Ali Abu al-Ragheb, above, the first Arab head of government to visit since the 1991 gulf war.
But diplomats in Brussels and those dealing with the dispute in Vienna say a fissure has opened up between the US and western Europe on three crucial aspects - the military option; how and how quickly to hit Iran with economic sanctions already decreed by the UN security council; and how to deal with Russian opposition to action against Iran through the security council.
This provision was widely described at the time as the "public option", but Sammon decreed that Fox should instead describe it using one of three sanctioned phrases: "government-run health insurance", "government option" or "so-called public option".
Under pressure from the other European powers, especially those of the Little Entente (Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Romania), the Hungarian parliament on November 3 , 1921 decreed the abrogation of Charles's sovereign rights and of the Pragmatic Sanction.
"Not healthy," she decreed.
"Not healthy," I decreed.
