Sentence examples for targeting of assets from inspiring English sources

Targeted sanctions against individuals and organizations have precedent at the U.N. and in the U.S. Targeting of assets, communications and mobility was deployed successfully against the leadership of al-Qaida in the wake of 9/11.

Unilateral targeting of al-Qaeda operatives and assets in these regions is an important component of dealing with the overall threat.

He was previously affiliated with left-wing hacker groups, targeting online assets of the government of Israel for its occupation of Gaza Greecee, for its austerity agenda; and pre-Euromaidan Ukraine.

But there are steps that Washington could take to prevent Khartoum from allowing a new slaughter, of the two million civilians clustered in relief camps; for example, targeting the assets of Sudanese leaders, whose lifeblood, as John Prendergast, of the International Crisis Group, points out, flows from shell companies and fraudulent charities set up to siphon off the country's new oil wealth.

Specifically targeting the assets and freedoms of Iran's political elites and organizations may prove far more effective.

During Tuesday's debate, frontrunner Donald Trump repeated his boast from the stump that he deserves credit for the idea of targeting IS oil assets.

Only sixteen more individuals were added to the list of Russians and Ukrainians targeted for asset freezes and visa bans.

The United States also said it had identified and targeted the assets of other individuals who weren't  government officials but were supporting them.

Officers can target the assets of suspected drug dealers — including cash, cars, property and electronics — even when they don't have clear evidence of a crime.

The new sanctions reportedly target the assets of 271 employees who work at Syria's Scientific Studies and Research Center, a facility that the US believes develops chemical weapons for the Assad regime.

The new sanctions reportedly target the assets of 271 employees who work at Syria's Scientific Studies and Research Center, a facility that the US believes develops chemical weapons for the Assad regime.