Sentence examples for sanctions provided from inspiring English sources
Mr Levin's investigation of the US government's own failure to police sanctions provided Mr Galloway ammunition for his counter-attack.
Fraudulent use of the Y2K upset defense provided for in this subsection shall be subject to the sanctions provided in section 1001 of title 18.
He said that any elected official who did such a thing would "be exposed to the sanctions provided for by law".
Its avowed purpose is to add to the penalties which the law had previously affixed to the offence of desertion from the military or naval service of the United States, and it denominates the additional sanctions provided as penalties.
"It enables the Security Council to suspend the sanctions provided two criteria: that there be cooperation with Unmovic in 120 days, and included in the cooperation will also be the resolution of some key disarmament issues," he said.
If they fail to make progress, schools are subject to an array of consequences and can be required to replace staff members, although very few schools have confronted the most extreme sanctions provided for in the law.
Sanctions provide government officials a greater ability to protect classified sources and evidence than a criminal prosecution might.
But to the president's supporters, the sanctions provide a much-needed foil to deflect blame for the economic ills.
The remaining sanctions provide Washington with some leverage in discussions over whether Mr. Milosevic, who has been indicated by the International Tribunal in The Hague, should stand trial for war crimes.
The European Union is likely to block companies from complying with U.S. sanctions, provide financial incentives for continued business with Iran, and threaten trade retaliation against Washington if the administration penalizes European companies.
While Iran's incompetent leaders will make ridiculous claims that sanctions provide the opportunity for a "resistance economy" — that's revolutionary-speak for boosting domestic production — the reality is that native industries will suffer.
