Examples of using Existing sanctions in English and their translations into Russian
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Secretariat support for the eight existing sanctions regimes.
It strengthens existing sanctions measures by broadening their scope.
Ensuring control of carbon fibre under existing sanctions.
He stated that the existing sanctions had a positive impact.
Recommendations concerning new individuals to be listed or updates to the existing sanctions list 2.
They strengthen the existing sanctions regime in several key areas, including by.
If so, please provide details,including information regarding existing sanctions and their application.
The existing sanctions regime should be maintained until well into the post-electoral period.
The Regional Summit decided to maintain the existing sanctions and to ensure their scrupulous application.
But we should expect an increase in practices associated with international trade,taking into account existing sanctions.
The targeted nature of existing sanctions regimes had led to significant reductions in unintended consequences.
Nonetheless, the Panel strongly believes that overall implementation of existing sanctions should be significantly improved.
Existing sanctions have been applied with vigour, and the embargo measures have continued to have a serious impact on Cuba.
In particular, we need to improve the functioning of various mechanisms for following up on existing sanctions regimes.
It will make further recommendations for the refinement of the existing sanctions in the face of the evolving threat, based on consultations with Member States.
Under the existing sanctions regime, the Organization can only sanction companies registered as United Nations vendors at the time the misconduct is identified.
By its resolutions 2087(2013) and 2094(2013),the Security Council strengthened the existing sanctions regime in several key areas.
Members of the Council reiterated their support for all existing sanctions against the UNITA faction headed by Jonas Savimbi, pending the organization's full implementation of its Lusaka Protocol obligations.
On 24 March 2007, the Security Council adopted resolution 1747(2007), thereby strengthening the existing sanctions against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The Council also undertook efforts to ensure the full andfair implementation of existing sanctions regimes, including by the active engagement of the newly created Ombudsman, to ensure that the Organization's counter-terrorism efforts are in compliance with human rights norms.
Recent Security Council action has involved imposing targeted measures and modifying existing sanctions regimes to render them more effective.
The existing sanctions have been applied with vigour, and the embargo measures have continued to have a serious impact on Cuba, causing enormous social and material loss, economic damage, hunger, and disease to the people of Cuba, while simultaneously affecting third countries in their relations with Cuba.
They will also urge Member States to tighten enforcement of existing sanctions until the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya complies fully with its obligations.
This is shown, inter alia, in the recent May 2004 report to the President by the Commission for Assistance to a Free Cuba,which introduces new initiatives to strengthen implementation of existing sanctions and restrictions.
Grushko, Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation,noted that, despite the existing sanctions, the Russian-European cooperation has a high creative potential.
The advisory also notes that there is an increased likelihood that correspondent accounts held for North Korean financial institutions, as well as their foreign branches and subsidiaries, may be used to hide illicit conduct andrelated financial proceeds in an attempt to circumvent existing sanctions.
It was suggested that the Council might wish to consider deferring any adjustments to the existing sanctions measures until the situation had stabilized.
The Security Council must immediately adopt a decision that existing sanctions against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro) should be strictly enforced without failure, and new sanctions imposed, including the freezing of their financial assets and properties in foreign countries, and the severing of telecommunications links.
Similarly, the Council renewed the mandate of the Panel of Experts on Liberia to investigate compliance with, andpossible violations of, existing sanctions measures, pursuant to resolutions 1395(2002) and 1408 2002.
As experience clearly shows, the existing sanctions that have been imposed on some countries are frustratingly difficult to lift for a variety of reasons, which prolongs the misery brought by those sanctions to the countries concerned and the economic difficulties of third countries which are required to implement the sanctions. .