Sentence examples for sanctions enacted from inspiring English sources

Trade sanctions enacted in 1997 have prohibited all but a few U.S. companies from doing business in Sudan.

At one point in the testimony, pressed by Senator Jack Reed, a Rhode Island Democrat, General Cartwright cast doubt on the idea that any sanctions enacted by the United Nations would change Iran's calculus in pursuing its nuclear program.

The proposed sanctions would both broaden the scope and intensify three previous rounds of sanctions enacted since 2006 in an effort to persuade Iran to halt uranium enrichment and negotiate the future of its nuclear development program.

The new sanctions would hit foreign companies that mine uranium with Iran or help it export oil by providing tankers, insurance or banking services and builds on oil trade sanctions enacted last December.

Livingstone's actions may also have violated the sanctions enacted by President Obama during the intervention that barred business dealings with a number of Libyan insiders, including Gaddafi.

Both China and South Korea are particularly hesitant to go along with a Japanese-led effort before the U.N. to get sanctions enacted against North Korea.

And, on September 20, 2017, President Trump signed into law E.O. 13810, which broadly expanded the authorization of secondary sanctions first enacted in CAATSA.

Yet those sanctions, first enacted in 2014, have yielded uncertain results.

Only if trade sanctions are enacted in full against the USA until they start to take their global responsibilities even a little bit seriously (and choose a leader from one of our species).

Though the Treasury Department has accounted for some of the ship-name changes since the sanctions were enacted, it has not added new shell companies controlled by Irisl to the blacklist, or ships that have been launched since then.

Thus, sanction relief enacted by President Obama may be withdrawn, consistent with the Review Act, by President Trump.