Sentence examples for scope of sanctions from inspiring English sources

In September 1990, the United Nations Security Council expanded the scope of sanctions to include a ban on air traffic to and from Iraq.

China, while anxious to exclude any threat of military force and keen to limit the scope of sanctions, showed unusual willingness to talk about such things.

But, he said, "I think the Iranians are going to have to accept that the full scope of sanctions they want lifted are not going to be done.

On Monday, European Union foreign ministers are to convene to decide on the scope of sanctions but there has been talk of delaying an oil embargo by up to six months.

Besides, when it comes to the details that concern allies, such as the timing of troop withdrawals from Afghanistan or the scope of sanctions to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions, Mr Romney has not committed himself publicly to more hawkish plans than Mr Obama.

The scope of sanctions has to be addressed - and not just by the authorities.

Mrs. Clinton argued that "the scope and reach" of sanctions adopted over the past two months in the United States, Europe and parts of Asia "have had real bite," and have given the West new leverage.

CAATSA significantly expanded the scope of North Korea-related sanctions, including both the mandatory and discretionary sanctions that were put in place by the 2016 North Korea Sanctions Policy Enhancement Act ("NKSPEA").

arbitration panel on the level and scope of the sanctions.

Instead, conservation groups surmise that the policy will benefit China's industry of tiger farms and rhino ranches, which have flourished outside the scope of official sanctions.

This after FCA lawyers ruled that small businesses lay outside the scope of its sanctions regime and nothing could be done to bring a case against RBS.