Sentence examples for targets of sanctions from inspiring English sources

Targets of sanctions find ways to cheat.

If the bill is found not to be in compliance, then the European Commission can ask for permission to draw up a new list of American products to be the targets of sanctions.

In Paris, the Friends of Syria group issued conclusions saying members had better organized themselves to coordinate sanctions, called on Syrian entrepreneurs to distance themselves from the government — with the promise that those who did so would not be the targets of sanctions — and urged other countries to join in the sanctions.

The past decades in Iran and the rest of the region have proved that both the imposer and the target of sanctions overlook their environmental consequences.

Mr. Mugabe has been the target of sanctions by the European Union and the United States, including a travel ban, based on accusations of rights abuses and vote-rigging.

Asked why he believed he was the target of sanctions, he said: "Because the president is my cousin, or I'm the cousin of the president.

An EU spokesman refused to say whether the Ukrainian President would be the target of sanctions, but French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said: "There may be a whole scale of sanctions, including personal sanctions".

Before joining Harvard University, Mr. Bruderlein served as Special Adviser on Humanitarian Affairs to the UN Secretary General (1996 - 2000), focusing particularly on issues related to the negotiation of humanitarian access and the targeting of sanctions.

Instead of reclaiming its stature as a global leader, the country finds itself spurned by the West, dogged by accusations of hacking and election meddling, and the perennial target of sanctions.

Both Syria and North Korea have been targets of international sanctions over weapons programmes and human rights abuses.

Time's Simon Shuster has this useful piece on the targets of US sanctions.