Meanings of reimposition in English

Japan stopped purchases earlier this year after the reimposition of U.S. sanctions on Tehran.

The dispute resolution mechanism could eventually lead to the reimposition of United Nations sanctions on Iran.

One was to avoid the reimposition of a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic.

Despite worries in financial markets recently, the reimposition of capital controls does not seem on the cards.

He warned any lawlessness could lead to the reimposition of martial law and the deferment of elections.

Any reimposition of strict social distancing measures is likely to be met with even worse compliance, they warn.

The federal court has given the industry until mid-July to prove itself or face reimposition of the ban.

Iran has breached parts of the nuclear deal in response to the U.S. withdrawal and Washington's reimposition of sanctions.

The Europeans are considering triggering a mechanism in the deal that could lead to the reimposition of U.N. sanctions.

There is the risk that the changing coronavirus conditions will lead to changed rules and the reimposition of travel restrictions.

Mnuchin said the firms would face consequences including the reimposition of sanctions if they failed to comply with the terms.

The reimposition of sanctions would dissuade foreign companies from doing business with Iran because they could be subject to U.S. penalties.

The ministers governing Northern Ireland following the reimposition of direct rule are to be scrutinised by a new watchdog, it emerged today.

The United States' 2018 withdrawal from Iran's nuclear deal with world powers, and its reimposition of sanctions, have hit Iran's economy hard.

In 2018, Trump pressed Saudi Arabia to boost oil exports ahead of his administration's unilateral reimposition of sanctions on Iran's oil exports.

But the enforcement relies on reimposition of tariffs if disputes cannot be resolved, returning the two countries to the current status quo.