Sentence examples for stricter sanctions from inspiring English sources

Israel has quietly mobilized diplomats to press for stricter sanctions in foreign capitals.

When the U.N. approved stricter sanctions, this year and last, Terra "froze" its payments, she said.

Russia has appeared in recent weeks to be edging closer to supporting stricter sanctions, but still seems to have reservations.

While China has offered steady resistance to the idea of stricter sanctions against Iran, which supplies oil to Beijing, Russia's stance has seemed slightly more ambivalent.

Given language like that, those who favor stricter sanctions for bankers raised questions on Thursday about why the regulators did not take individual actions against the JPMorgan executives.

And if the nuclear talks do fail, Trump will need to have a viable maximum-pressure option to fall back on, tied to even stricter sanctions.

"It's been shown all over Europe that stricter sanctioning cuts the number of road accidents and that's why such a performance evaluation makes sense," Mr. Altozano said.

In Germany, imposition of benefit cuts for non-compliant welfare recipients depends on the policy of the local welfare agencies resulting in considerable regional variation, expressed in milder and stricter sanction regimes.

Exploiting this regional variation, we follow an instrumental variable approach using information about sanctions across welfare agencies to identify the effect a stricter sanction policy would have.4 The data set for the empirical analysis combines information of a large survey of welfare benefits recipients with administrative information, collected at 154 welfare agencies in Germany.

There's a thicket of very strict sanctions law already in place.

Like the United States, the European Union has its own strict sanctions against financial dealings with Iran.