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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.
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Examples for "embargo"
Examples for "embargo"
1
Following the resolution Great Britain & the U.S. announced an oil embargo.
2
The war had been preceded by the restrictive system and the embargo.
3
We are engaged perpetually in making additions and supplements to the embargo.
4
And this year, Congress should begin the work of ending the embargo.
5
The U.S. embargo on Cuba, in place for 54 years, will remain.
Usage of embargoes in English
1
The studio allows fans to comment first, but places embargoes on critics.
2
There are no global embargoes to prevent north and south Sudan maintaining armies.
3
Punitive embargoes could take years to bring down Assad, he said.
4
Russia has said it will retaliate if the embargoes are introduced.
5
Wars, embargoes, and confiscations might interrupt but they could not seriously harm it.
6
The eatery defines conflict broadly as war, boycotts, embargoes, military clashes and diplomatic quarrels.
7
They survived embargoes before 2000 largely because then, unlike now, trade elsewhere remained strong.
8
Selective sanctions, including arms and travel embargoes, will be applied to back these up.
9
Note that I am not opposed to embargoes per se.
10
None will be going to Karhide, if the trade-embargoes continue.
11
Strict embargoes mean nothing can be revealed until January 1st.
12
Many Western countries have suspended training programs over human rights abuses and impose arms embargoes.
13
Turkey's foreign minister Mevlüt Cavusoglu said that his country was undeterred by bans or embargoes.
14
The existing framework of arms embargoes is not bullet-proof.
15
Arms manufacturers violated the embargoes on sales to South Africa, as did the oil companies.
16
Every possible means to tighten the existing oil and trade embargoes on Isis must be deployed.
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