Sentence examples for tailored sanctions from inspiring English sources
SWIFT ignored years of pressure linked to Iran's nuclear program, and only cut off Iranian banks in 2012 after the EU passed specifically tailored sanctions.
He said Russia would consider supporting sanctions tailored to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, though it "is certainly against any paralyzing sanctions that are aimed not at nonproliferation but at punishing Iran or, God forbid, regime change".
But tailoring new limited sanctions will be as difficult as knowing the right moment to lift them.
In an extraordinary 50-page opinion, U.S. District Judge Douglas Woodlock wrote that he viewed the ongoing pursuit of the case as "overkill " -- the "improvident invocation of federal criminal felony process when alternative administrative sanctions more closely tailored to the significance of the misconduct are available and adequate.
Sergei Ryabkov, the deputy Russian foreign minister, said later that Mr. Medvedev supported sanctions "that are targeted, that are tailored," and opposed an embargo on refined oil products because it would be "a huge shock for the whole society".
The NAO's report blamed a combination of poor co-ordination, over-expensive IT systems, weak or non-existent sanctions and an insistence on highly tailored services saw public-sector costs rise instead.
Future research should explore whether, for undergraduate college students, binge drinking prevention efforts tailored towards self-concept may fare better than those that have traditionally focused on heavy alcohol use, negative consequences, and related sanctions.
Sessions are custom tailored.
"Manhattan is so tailored.
The sharply tailored jacket.
