Sentence examples for subsequent sanctions from inspiring English sources

Subsequent sanctions led to economic pain and the threat of a coup.

With the conflict in Ukraine, subsequent sanctions from the west and a drop in the value of the rouble, their numbers are already in decline.

Mr. Volker added: "If all this were to play out — that is, lifting the embargo, subsequent sanctions, etc. — it would be a new low point in U.S.-E.U.

Even though Russia is contracted to Iran over nuclear energy – the provider of Bushehr, Iran's only operating station, and in talks over eight more – it blocked neither Iran's referral to the UN security council in 2006 nor the subsequent sanctions.

American bombs, after all, killed thousands of Iraqi soldiers and hundreds of civilians in the last Gulf war; and America is blamed more than Mr Hussein for the subsequent sanctions, which have robbed Iraqis of much of the hope and dignity they used to have.So how effective will America be at pacifying and reviving a defeated Iraq?

The verdict read: "(The Lega Pro) will impose on the club Aurora Pro Patria the sanction of the obligation to play a league match behind closed doors, with immediate effect, with the caveat that further breach will be evaluated as an occurrence of multiple violations, for the purposes of the subsequent sanction".

The North, which was widely denounced for launching a rocket this year, was angered by subsequent United Nations sanctions and has said the same punitive standards should be applied to the South.

Nor did the charge, made public in 1991, that Libyan agents were responsible for murdering 270 people in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, or the subsequent UN sanctions imposed to force the suspects to surrender.

Remember, plenty of money flowed through Saddam Hussein's Iraq, starting with the big debts the dictator ran up in the 1980's before the Persian Gulf war and the subsequent United Nations sanctions.

Now, with tensions escalating since the North's nuclear test last month and the subsequent United Nations sanctions, he said he and other residents feared a new battle could erupt at any moment near this small South Korean-controlled island, which sits precariously off the coast of a hostile North Korea.

But if President Obama's diplomatic efforts and subsequent tougher sanctions fail, then the president and the world should understand and support Israel's engagement in military action, if it so undertakes, to halt or delay Iran's capability of dropping a nuclear bomb on Tel Aviv.