Embargoes in a sentence

Past sanctions and embargoes have generally been unable to trigger regime changes — think Fidel Castro in Cuba, Saddam Hussein in Iraq or Kim Jong Un in North Korea.

The growth of the homegrown arms industry comes as some countries have enforced arms embargoes or sanctions against individuals and companies involved in trading or manufacturing arms.

Fertilizer Canada said the threat of work stoppages had already started to impact the movement of fertilizers and added that they are expecting further embargoes and slowdowns in rail services.

He said that embargoes may even become harsher if the Turkish Cypriot side continues to pursue a two-state solution, saying Tatar’s current policy “poses great risks” to the Turkish Cypriot people.

Microsoft removed any review embargoes for Copilot+ PCs, meaning that reviewers like myself are free to publish anything at any time.

More importantly, if Trump had been president, would both domestic and international actors have been spurred to oppose Israel’s genocide and U.S. complicity more vigorously through calls for arms embargoes, sanctions, or divestment?

Netanyahu strongly condemned the stance, saying: “President Macron and other Western leaders are now advocating for arms embargoes on Israel.

Similar policies of blackmail, embargoes, and sanctions have been deployed against Cuba, Nicaragua, Iran and Russia.

Also, the US should work with Israel to help uphold United Nations arms embargoes by interdicting Iran’s offshore weapons shipments.

IAI hoped to make back the costs by exporting the Lavi, particularly to states facing embargoes due to poor human-rights records such as Apartheid-era South Africa, Chile and Argentina.

Six Gulf Arab nations that backed the extension of the arms embargoes noted arms shipments to Yemen in their objection to the resumption of any weapon sales to Iran.

We have said very clearly that if arms embargoes are going to be back against Iran, Iran’s reaction will be harsh.

Europe has taken an increasingly tough line with Turkey and several countries, including Britain, France and Germany, have imposed arms embargoes on Turkey over the operation.

However, such embargoes rarely happen, generally because of vetoes by China and Russia.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Sunday that threats of sanctions and arms embargoes by Western powers would not stop Turkey’s military offensive against Kurdish militants in Syria.

The international backlash in 1989 was stark – both the US and EU imposed arms embargoes, which endure – but for the most part relatively short-lived.

The bottom line is that the U.S. and frankly, global markets’ capacity to respond to price shocks that might be seen via rare earth embargoes or dumping treasuries, should not be underestimated.

The chief innovation of the BDS call was not in the tactics that it advocated: boycott and divestment campaigns were already pervasive in 2005, and even sanctions and arms embargoes had been proposed previously, including by the UN general assembly.

ZTE had admitted that, despite sanctions against shipping US-made components to the two countries, it had circumvented those embargoes.

Chinese Premier Li Peng visited the United Nations Security Council on January 31, 1992, and argued that the economic and arms embargoes on China were a violation of national sovereignty.