Sentence examples for sanctions leads from inspiring English sources

The prompt lifting sanctions leads to an economic boom in Iran, strengthening moderates.

If Iran is obdurate, each set of sanctions leads to the next.

This need for consensus in the design and imposition of sanctions leads to compromises, which can shape sanctions and their ultimate design and implementation.

Cameron is an unabashed supporter of a rapprochement with Iran, so long as the lifting of economic sanctions leads to commitments by Iran not to develop nuclear weapons.

One devastating objection to global consequentialism is that simultaneously applying a consequentialist criterion to acts, decision procedures, and the imposition of sanctions leads to apparent paradoxes (Crisp 1992; Streumer 2003; Lang 2004).

Harsh sanctions led Iran to the negotiating table.

Then international sanctions led to the exodus of global companies and their staff in the mid 1980s.

Subsequent sanctions led to economic pain and the threat of a coup.

Furthermore, more evidence suggested that sanctions led to poorer quality, temporary or unstable employment.

Sanctions led us to spend billions on becoming more independent and less dependent from international trade.

Most Belarusian commentators (and Mr Sannikov himself) have said that the EU's policy of sanctions led to the releases.