Sentence examples for sanctions established from inspiring English sources

The Security Council sanctions, established in October 1999, were intended to undermine the ability of organizations to gain access to, raise or move money, to purchase arms and to cross borders.

Thousands of businesses in the New York metropolitan region, fearing employer sanctions established by the 1986 immigration law, are discriminating against people who are or who appear to be foreign-born, a New York State government study charges.

Mr Blunt said Gaddafi was allowed to "buy himself out of the sanctions regime" established to constrain the dictator, even though he was "certainly a supporter of terrorists".

The conservatives are running several candidates, which threatens to split that bloc's vote; the reformists chose their man in the nick of time.In an interview on state-run television yesterday, Mr Rohani, the only cleric in the race, declared that if elected, he would celebrate "the day when I overcame the sanctions and established good ties with the world".

If WADA verifies such obstruction in the lead-up to Rio, then the entire Russian delegation should be barred not only from the 2016 Olympic Games but from international competition indefinitely — until full cooperation with the McLaren commission is assured, robust testing is in place and clear sanctions are established.

Where, in accordance with the verification procedure, that is found to be the case, the Authority should impose sanctions under the effective, proportionate and dissuasive sanctioning system established by Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 1141/2014.

Succeeding to the Bavarian throne in 1726, Charles Albert renounced any claims to the Austrian succession when he recognized the emperor Charles VI's Pragmatic Sanction that established the Emperor's daughter Maria Theresa as heiress of the Habsburg dominions.

In these regions, fight events are governed by the athletic commission and sanctioned under established rules for legal competition.

This sanction, once established, is then subtly extended to imply that all the other dogmas of that religion are now the "unwritten law" of the land.

When he returned, persuaded that Myanmar was poised for change, Mrs. Clinton convened a full review of whether to ease American sanctions and establish diplomatic ties.

So the pragmatic path for Washington is to remain open to diplomacy, backed by the coercive pressure of sanctions, to establish limits on their nuclear programs.