Примеры использования Sanctions have на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Sanctions have caused some collateral damage.
It is reasonable to ask,therefore, whether the sanctions have had the intended restrictive effect?
The sanctions have a negative impact on Russia's investment image.
For this purpose, we have knocked on many doors, but our efforts, and those of others,to solve the dispute and to lift the sanctions have faced continued rejection.
Should such sanctions have been imposed they must be lifted.
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The Syrian Arab Republic would also like to highlight the negative effect that such illegal unilateral sanctions have on the world's peoples, in particular those in the developing world.
Economic sanctions have a considerable impact on civilians, even where they are not directed at specific entities or individuals.
The Special Rapporteur has noted that in a number of cases, the sanctions have a direct, immediate and negative impact on the right to seek, receive and impart information.
These sanctions have led to the freezing of Libya's assets, and prevented it from getting spare parts, including the parts needed for power plants and desalination machines.
It has been quite evident that economic sanctions have a deeply negative impact on the realization of development objectives.
The sanctions have extremely negative effects on the system of controlling and monitoring the quality of the environment, the consequences of which can bring about the disintegration of the system because of the limited availability of funds and the lack of various components necessary for the regular operation of that system and the entire system of environmental protection.
A number of Member States,which implement only these sanctions, have expressed concern to the Panel that unilateral sanctions have a negative impact on legitimate economic activities allowed under United Nations sanctions. .
The sanctions have enormous political, economic and social consequences and, a fact of no less importance, affect the environment in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia since it is an integral part of development which, as an option of the international community was confirmed at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development held in Rio de Janeiro in June 1992.
In a number of cases, the sanctions have a direct, immediate and significant negative impact on the right to seek, receive and impart information.
Targeted sanctions have the greatest effect if the individuals and entities listed in the regime are those currently playing influential roles in(or supporting) Al-Qaida or its affiliates.
Our criminal code, in which sanctions have a rehabilitative as well as a punitive function, rejects capital punishment, defining it as“a residual of vindictive justice”.
In practice, no sanctions have been applied up to now, while OAS resolution 1080 has been applied in the cases of Haiti(1991), Peru(1992), Guatemala(1993) and Paraguay 1996.
In addition, there is continued concern that sanctions have a punitive effect, whatever is said about them as a preventive measure, and that the listing process should therefore incorporate higher standards of fairness.
Sanctions had far-reaching consequences which most States could not address on their own.
It was apparent that the sanctions had a psychological effect on the Libyan leadership.
Such sanctions had also led to a disproportionate negative economic effect on third States.
Evidently, sanctions had a direct impact on the civilian population rather than on the Governments which they were intended to target.
He further noted that sanctions had profound consequences, not only for the target countries, but also for the neighbouring ones.
Sanctions had even been imposed on a Milanese preschool institution in such an instance, despite the fact it operated outside the compulsory school system.
The members of the Committee agreed that the sanctions had been a considerable asset in pursuing peace.
Much reflection on the subject of sanctions has taken place within the subgroup, chaired by Brazil, of the Informal Open-ended Working Group on an Agenda for Peace.
Enforcement of sanctions imposed with respect to offences defined in article 70 shall be subject to a period of limitation of(x)years from the date on which the sanction has become final.
According to some delegations,since it was evident that sanctions had negative effects on third States, it was imperative that a permanent mechanism should be established for compensating them from harm suffered as a result.
Sanctions had a devastating effect on the developing countries in general, and on the least developed countries in particular, and could impair their development and even threaten their very existence and territorial integrity.
Such an important issue must not be left to individual, voluntary responses, which, although sometimes substantial, did not solve a problem that must be addressed more systematically,having regard to the wide range of adverse effects that sanctions had on various States.