Examples of using Targeted sanctions in English and their translations into German
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in relation to which the EU's own travel ban and targeted sanctions have been ignored on spurious grounds on several occasions.
The Council is prepared to consider targeted sanctions.
We note that poorly targeted sanctions are ineffective in bringing about desired policy changes.
Targeted sanctions on the junta and businesses connected to it are now urgently required.
Secondly, the option of targeted sanctions against individuals responsible for violence could be further explored.
These concerns have recently led the EU to renew targeted sanctions against Burma/Myanmar regime.
albeit the small ones of targeted sanctions.
The EU has applied targeted sanctions against members of the ruling party and a moratorium on bilateral ministerial contacts.
when it comes to more contentious questions, such as the potential efficacy of targeted sanctions.
Targeted sanctions are intended to minimise the negative impact that these measures can have on the population of the country in question.
The EU needs to consider targeted sanctions and their use, since civil society should not be penalised given the current situation in Belarus.
It is for these reasons that these targeted sanctions must comply with a number of minimum rules in terms of procedure and legal certainty.
It is ready to adopt targeted sanctions against those who continue to threaten the democratic transition process, peace, security and stability in Mali.
The EU should also seek to tighten and extend targeted sanctions against those in Zimbabwe who have enriched themselves by trading in the so-called blood diamonds.
The appeal of targeted sanctions against Iran is obvious:
Consequently and in support of the EU's more active involvement in the political process, the Council decides to implement targeted sanctions in the form of a travel ban.
to put pressure on those responsible for human rights violations, through targeted sanctions, such as restricting entry
Iran: EP demands targeted sanctions against Iran.
Targeted sanctions, such as individual travel bans
Most efforts have centred on developing more targeted sanctions while simultaneously improving the provisions for humanitarian aid.