Sentence examples for sanctions harm from inspiring English sources

Pretty (2003) finds community management a promising solution to the problem of managing the commons, although he points out that community organization can have a dark side if the community's shared cognition sanctions harm to natural resources.

Tillerson told a confirmation hearing on Wednesday that sanctions harmed US businesses, but said he had personally never lobbied against sanctions despite reports saying ExxonMobil did so under his leadership.

To regard a guide to conduct that takes one's own self-interest as sanctioning harming innocent others as a moral guide, is possible only if one equates moral rules with rational rules of conduct as Sidgwick does.

"On the other hand," he said, "sanctions could harm the economy and his re-election chances.

He warned that international sanctions would harm the daily lives of ordinary Syrians.

- 29: Russia warns sanctions could harm western interests in Russia's lucrative energy sector, and denies there are Russian forces in eastern Ukraine.

He had done his research, visiting the Egyptian Embassy in Oslo and finding information on the Internet, and he produced a paper that outlined the Egyptian view that punishing violators with trade sanctions would harm its emerging economy.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that US and EU sanctions will harm not just Russia but the global economy.

Chancellor George Osborne said fresh sanctions could harm the UK's economy - but warned that not acting could be "much worse".

Chancellor George Osborne says fresh sanctions could harm the UK's economy - but has warned that not acting could be "much worse".

Incredibly, the medical literature refers to tattooing and piercings as "socially sanctioned" self harm.