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Meanings of embargoes in English

Period during which access to academic journals is not allowed to users who have not paid for access.

Usage of embargoes in English
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The studio allows fans to comment first, but places embargoes on critics.
The Irish Times
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There are no global embargoes to prevent north and south Sudan maintaining armies.
Reuters
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Punitive embargoes could take years to bring down Assad, he said.
Reuters
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Russia has said it will retaliate if the embargoes are introduced.
Reuters
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Wars, embargoes, and confiscations might interrupt but they could not seriously harm it.
The Old Merchant Marine: A Chronicle of American Ships and Sailo...
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The eatery defines conflict broadly as war, boycotts, embargoes, military clashes and diplomatic quarrels.
Radio NZ
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They survived embargoes before 2000 largely because then, unlike now, trade elsewhere remained strong.
Reuters
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Selective sanctions, including arms and travel embargoes, will be applied to back these up.
The Irish Times
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Note that I am not opposed to embargoes per se.
Wired
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None will be going to Karhide, if the trade-embargoes continue.
The Left Hand of Darkness
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Strict embargoes mean nothing can be revealed until January 1st.
The Irish Times
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Many Western countries have suspended training programs over human rights abuses and impose arms embargoes.
Reuters
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Turkey's foreign minister Mevlüt Cavusoglu said that his country was undeterred by bans or embargoes.
Reuters
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The existing framework of arms embargoes is not bullet-proof.
Reuters
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Arms manufacturers violated the embargoes on sales to South Africa, as did the oil companies.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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Every possible means to tighten the existing oil and trade embargoes on Isis must be deployed.
The Guardian
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