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Meanings of impose sanctions in English

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Usage of impose sanctions in English
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MINUSMA threatened to impose sanctions against those responsible for the recent violence.
Reuters
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This led the United States to impose sanctions on some political leaders.
Reuters
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EU countries have threatened to impose sanctions on Turkey over the assault.
Reuters
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The AU asked the U.N. to impose sanctions on Eritrea last week.
Reuters
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The United States and EU go on to impose sanctions on Moscow.
Reuters
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The European Union has agreed to impose sanctions in response to his crackdown.
Reuters
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Reagan was reluctant to impose sanctions on South Africa but eventually did so.
The Irish Times
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Federal authorities could impose sanctions on the ship for breaking navigation rules, Maza said.
Reuters
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The U.S. government has threatened to impose sanctions on all of the court's members.
Reuters
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U.S. officials may also impose sanctions related to the case.
Reuters
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Clashes, however, have continued to break out, prompting the United States to impose sanctions.
Reuters
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Erdogan has threatened to impose sanctions against Kurdish northern Iraq.
Reuters
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The report will be forwarded to the UN Security Council, which can impose sanctions.
The Irish Times
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Russia has been traditionally reluctant to impose sanctions on Iran.
Reuters
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But Congress must now refuse to impose sanctions that would definitively break the deal.
The Guardian
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Washington said it would also impose sanctions on Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif later this week.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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