Sentence examples for worry of sanctions from inspiring English sources

Oil sheikhs, fretting about the oil price, and Russian oligarchs, with the additional worry of sanctions, are buying fewer corporate jets.

Mr. Danon does not appear to grasp the magnitude of international opinion on this subject; he brushes aside worries of sanctions and international disapproval, citing the annexation of East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights as proofs of the impotence of such condemnation.

Asked on Tuesday if he was worried about the possibility of sanctions, City manager Pellegrini responded with an emphatic: "No".

It contends that the reports are under-utilised by most law-enforcement agencies, which simply lack the resources to analyse and act on the information in them.Banks comply with the rules for two primary reasons: fear of sanctions, and worry about their reputations.

Despite making his fortune in Russia, Blavatnik is unlikely to worry much about the possibility of sanctions.

It is neither persuaded by diplomacy, nor cowed by the threat of sanctions, nor worried by the possibility of attack.

Russia's biggest oil firm, Rosneft, eased worries that it could default as a result of sanctions when it said it had made a $7bn debt repayment from its cash reserves.

Vladimir Gonskiy, the camp co-ordinator, simply said he was deeply worried, and called for foreign intervention in the form of sanctions.

China's UN Ambassador Li Baodong said Beijing was "was always cautious about the use of sanctions", but that it was "deeply worried" about the deteriorating situation.

The Indians were also worried about the availability of American spare parts for the Hawk, in the wake of sanctions imposed by the US following India's nuclear tests in 1998.

The price had fallen below $28 this week as worries about oversupply intensified on the prospect of fresh supply from Iran after the lifting of sanctions last week.