Sentence examples for sanctions set from inspiring English sources

The sanctions set out several conditions for their removal, including compensation for the families involved.

According to Kramer, "Sometimes social sanctions work better than leader sanctions". Set team norms and ask everyone to observe them.

The sanctions, set to begin by the end of the month, will heavily weigh on the Faroese economy, of which more than two-thirds is based on fisheries.

Israel and the United States, he said, are considering unspecified new measures that would build on the oil sanctions set to take effect at the beginning of next month.

Though Iraq belongs to OPEC, its export quotas are set by the United Nations under the sanctions set up after the Persian Gulf war ended in 1991, and the Iraqis have no vote in OPEC decisions.

WASHINGTON — President Trump rejected, for now at least, a fresh round of sanctions set to be imposed against Russia on Monday, a course change that underscored the schism between the president and his national security team.

For 29 years, he said, officials had either ignored Mr. Knight's abusive behavior or let him off with light sanctions, setting "implicit rules" that Mr. Knight could behave as he wanted.

Most studio-sanctioned set visits involve a large number of movie writers being herded around in what at least appears to be some sort of organized and pre-planned manner.

Thanks to the new amendment, which will be attached to an Iran sanctions bill set for a vote Thursday, if Trump tries to ease or lift sanctions, he'll have to go through Congress first.

But the latest sanctions look set to take us further from a negotiated settlement and significantly closer to military confrontation.

On 28 April, US sanctions are set to escalate with a ban on crude oil imports from Venezuela.