Sentence examples for think sanctions from inspiring English sources

So in that sense of the word, yes in the later stages, I think sanctions had a greater influence on thinking within the National party than in its earlier stages.

"We think sanctions are counterproductive," Gilady said.

"We do not think sanctions were warranted in this case".

The new administration does not think sanctions have failed completely.

But local analysts think sanctions may push that figure into double digits.

I got a pretty clear written response: "We think sanctions would not fundamentally solve the problem.

Ash thinks sanctions will weigh on the Russian economy, without causing imminent panic.

A reporter asks why the administration thinks sanctions would work on Russia but not on Cuba.

Yet critics in the Senate said there was a psychological dimension: The Iranian leadership will react differently if it thinks sanctions can get worse as opposed to believing they will get better.

If that's the only money we're getting, what are we meant to do?" I thought "sanctions" were for criminal countries who pose a threat to the world.

Schechter thinks sanctions on types of Venezuelan crude or sanctioning Citgo, a U.S. subsidiary of PdVSA could come next.