Sentence examples for suggested sanctions from inspiring English sources

Someone suggested sanctions, but there are all sorts of actions the Council can take".

The judge suggested sanctions be imposed against Jazz and Mr. Benun, and a smaller amount against Jazz's former president, Anthony Cossentino.

The analysts suggested sanctions imposed by EU countries may be tempered as political leaders looked to their economic, trade and energy interests.

He also supported a strategy of sanctions that labeled members of the Assad government as war criminals, with the threat of arrest if they left Syria, and suggested sanctions on Assad family members living or studying overseas, including on their financial holdings.

At one point, a participant who took part in the discussions told me, one member of the national-security team also suggested sanctioning the Russian President, Vladimir Putin.

Mr. Saakashvili suggests sanctions, like travel bans, on individual Russian leaders.

Russian oil production is also inching up, suggesting sanctions have not yet begun to be felt in its oilfields.

Far from being relaxed as, after Minsk, fellow-travellers may suggest, sanctions must be tightened and sanctions-busting curtailed (see article).

He also proposed that the union acquire greater powers of economic governance, suggesting sanctions against nations that fail to overhaul their economies.

Mr. Zapatero proposed that the E.U. acquire greater powers of economic governance, suggesting sanctions against nations that fail to follow through on economic reforms.

"While studies suggest sanctions do encourage some people back into work, other people stop claiming but do not start working and the Department for Work and Pensions has no record of them.