Sanctions in a sentence

The Iranian ambassador's call on sanctions removal comes as there has been a growing call ahead Sadc Anti-Sanctions Day on October 25, for the unconditional removal of the sanctions.

Sanctions always hurt and they hurt ordinary people, but sanctions seldom change policy, and that has been the problem with US sanctions all the time.

So if these sanctions are in part meant to encourage better behavior with Russia, Russia today came out and said that these sanctions – sort of as was expected – that these sanctions are not in keeping with the spirit of Helsinki.

U.S. sanctions were far older, but the deal that was signed in 2015 ended all UN sanctions and the most severe U.S. sanctions, which targeted Iranian banks and oil exports.

The by now numerous Sanctions Committees (see Category:United Nations Security Council sanctions regimes) established in order to oversee implementation of the various sanctions regimes are also subsidiary bodies of the Council.

Thus Zambia, Mozambique, Tanzania, Angola and Botswana lifted sanctions on 22–23 December; Australia partly pre-empted this, lifting all but trade sanctions on 18 December, and trade sanctions on 21 December.

And it seems like the sanctions had their desired effect: By 2021, the sanctions were $30 billion in annual losses to the company’s smartphone business.

Herodotou told deputies that despite the fact Cyprus is only legally obliged to comply with EU and UN sanctions, any bank which chooses not to freeze accounts of sanctioned individuals or companies can be considered to be violating the sanctions.

In 1997, a presidential document issued further economic sanctions, "Blocking Sudanese Government Property and Prohibiting Transactions with Sudan", and in 2006 additional sanctions were published.

One sanctions-proofing strategy is to protect the potential targets of sanctions.

So I think these are all logistics challenges, and similarly with the Russians and financial sanctions and shipping sanctions, these are all just challenged so that we don't see that changing into 2023.

Still, the sanctions are largely symbolic, since both organizations already are under sweeping existing sanctions for an array of malevolent behavior – from election interference and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to support for terrorist activity.

The government (a) implemented a “Russification” policy to protect potential sanctions targets, (b) sought new economic and political partnerships, (c) retaliated against the countries imposing sanctions, and (d) attempted de-dollarization.

The new law doesn’t just apply to US sanctions, but according to Boldermans, it’s also aimed at other Western countries that are making things difficult for China with all kinds of sanctions.

The point is to give Ukraine more political backing and not just more weapons,” said a fourthdiplomat from a more sanctions-cautious country, adding that he didn't expect any member country to say no to new sanctions this time around.

The task force was unveiled as the United States and its allies heaped historic new sanctions on Moscow — adding to the existing sanctions leveled in the years since 2014.

U.S. sanctions exempt activities related to preservation and protection of cultural heritage sites, but sanctions-related obstacles remain, such as a ban on exporting U.S.-made items to Syria.

U.S. Treasury Deputy Secretary Wally Adeyemo stressed in an interview that the Western sanctions are only one “tool as part of a larger strategy” and that the U.S. continues to adjust its sanctions to outmaneuver Russia's own shifts in strategy.

He said that, while there is agreement on sanctions against Hamas at EU level, there is no agreement on sanctions against violent settlers in the West Bank, as “one or two countries are still holding out”.

In 2016, the United States enacted the North Korea Sanctions and Policy Enhancement Act to strengthen the enforcement of sanctions against North Korea.