Sentence examples for sanctions enforced from inspiring English sources

Membership in the group is voluntary, with no sanctions enforced against member states that violate guidelines.

Bear in mind that we have a lot of sanctions enforced against Serbia right now.

That kind of displacement, said Mr. Jacobson, the sanctions expert, shows that even strict sanctions, enforced with broad international support, would be unlikely to entirely seal off a country as large and complex as Iran.

Why did the world weep with burning tears for the victims of 9-11, but scarcely bat an eyelid for the 650,000 children who died a slow and miserable death in Iraq over the course of 10 years as a direct result of sanctions enforced by our own Royal Air Force?

The sanctions enforcing this policy materialise the hard-faced moralism and self-righteous sadism underlying it.

If Washington truly wants to fix our broken system, the real solution is to repeal employer sanctions, enforce the labor law and provide measures for adjustment of immigration status.

Executives with Western firms say the biggest obstacle to deals with Russia is not the sanctions themselves but the prospect that more could be imposed and the zeal with which existing sanctions are enforced.

Market watchers wonder what will happen to prices when sanctions are enforced against Iranian oil.

"I hated it," Mr. Clinton said of the economic sanctions he enforced during his presidency.

The Treasury action came only a few weeks after an Iranian tennis referee, Adel Borghei, hired in May to work at the United States Open, was blocked from taking the job because of sanctions regulations enforced by the Treasury Department.

The same goes for middle men, except they could be stopped or curtailed if strong sanctions were enforced.