Sentence examples for sanctions that affect from inspiring English sources

"Sanctions that affect the senior political leadership of a regime like Libya have been shown to have an effect," he said.

In reply, the Obama administration reiterated two weeks ago, after meeting Zanu-PF officials on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, that it had no plans to lift the travel ban and financial sanctions that affect more than 200 people in Zimbabwe as long as human rights violations and political intimidation continue.

David S. Cohen, the under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, told lawmakers in Washington that any new sanctions that affected the Iranian Central Bank must be done in concert with other countries "to ensure that we deliver strong and well-targeted pressure on Iran".

Iran's preparations for the competition had been hampered by political sanctions that affected their funding and ability to organise friendlies, but they looked fully prepared and again came close to taking a shock lead through Reza Ghoochannejhad.

US Soccer could yet impose a sanction that affects league play, but the league itself will prefer the lesser evil of inheriting rather than adjudicating any such decision.

The Tories are planning a draconian extension of welfare sanctions that will affect millions of working families currently claiming tax credits.

If the steel tariffs are not lifted, Mr. Lamy said, Europe will begin imposing $2.2 billion in trade sanctions in mid-December, sanctions that could affect textiles, citrus fruits and motorcycles.

An employee of a large communications provider told Vedomosti Moscow did not want to unplug the world wide web but to protect Russian cyberspace in case of further western sanctions that may affect the internet.

The commission also pointed out that there were sanctions that could affect the newco.

Iran economic experts said the proposed India-Iran barter arrangement might be replicated by Iran and its other trading partners as a way to bypass the Western sanctions, particularly those that affect the payment abilities of Iran's central bank.

Iran's state-run media called the agreement a success, and drivers honked horns and waved flags in Tehran's busy streets to celebrate a deal that could ease sanctions that have affected daily life for millions.