Sentence examples for sanctions provision from inspiring English sources

But because the law is new, the sanctions provision does not take effect until 2003.

State Department officials said the report would be used to open discussions with the problem countries before the sanctions provision takes effect.

The administration's preservation of Russian sanctions, provision of lethal weapons to Ukraine, and the shuttering of two Russian consulates show it is willing to take a tougher approach at times.

Lawmakers last year who tried to insert a sanctions provision, tied to Brunson's release, to the omnibus spending bill, were persuaded by the White House to let its diplomatic efforts succeed.

(a) Neither the language of the Rule's sanctions provision when read in light of Rule 1's statement that the Rules only govern district court procedure—nor the Advisory Committee Note suggests that the Rule could require payment for appellate proceedings.

Early this month, just weeks after Mr. Rouhani's victory, the administration received an overture for direct talks with Iran's leaders, and last week, in what was seen as a modest conciliatory gesture, it moved to ease a sanctions provision concerning sales of medical devices to Iran.

This Executive Order is consistent with the remaining sanctions provisions of the Syria Accountability and Lebanese Sovereignty Restoration Act.

These sanctions policies include controversial "secondary sanctions" — provisions that seek to coerce companies in other countries to comply with U.S. sanctions policies.

Even firms operating in sectors not subject to U.S. sanctions, such as health care, are ending operations for fear of running afoul of sanctions provisions and the difficulties associated with financing transactions.

As the legislation sat, the administration lobbied against it, finding common cause with oil and gas companies, defense contractors and other financial players who argued that some of the sanctions provisions could harm their profits.

The implicit understanding in granting relief for Turkey was that Istanbul would improve its enforcement of other sanctions provisions, such as halting gold-for-oil bartering with Iran, he said.