Examples of using Comprehensive sanctions in English and their translations into Russian
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the Iraqi people and target its source of domestically produced food after imposing comprehensive sanctions on Iraq.
a major loss of Iraqi livestock, and its impact was further exacerbated by the comprehensive sanctions being maintained against Iraq.
A first observation that follows from the above review of these cases regards the distinction between the more comprehensive sanctions as applied on Yugoslavia in the Bosphorus case
After the end of the cold war, the Security Council applied comprehensive sanctions, including financial sanctions,
Since the experience of comprehensive sanctions against Iraq in the early 1990s,
entities from that of stronger and more comprehensive sanctions imposed by States on a unilateral basis.
the very period in which the resolutions imposing comprehensive sanctions against Iraq were adopted.
The comprehensive sanctions and embargo, as they are applied,
We also wish to correct Ms. Albright's figures and to point out that the comprehensive sanctions against Iraq have been in place for eight years
While the system of targeted sanctions represents an important improvement over the former system of comprehensive sanctions, it nonetheless continues to pose a number of serious human rights concerns related to the lack of transparency
the United Nations Commission on Human Rights circulated a document asserting that the comprehensive sanctions against Iraq constitute an illegitimate act under international humanitarian law
delay the Council's decision to mitigate or lift the comprehensive sanctions imposed on Iraq five years ago.
especially when we take into consideration the fact that those comprehensive sanctions have claimed,
House of Representatives and Senate informing them of his decision to extend the comprehensive sanctions imposed on the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya for a further year beginning on 7 January 2003.
having made the shift from general and comprehensive sanctions against States to targeted sanctions against individuals and entities,
5, and A/57/165, para. 9), to monitor comprehensive sanctions.
In years past, there was frequent resort to comprehensive sanctions.
The United States is the only country that insists on the continuation of comprehensive sanctions against Iraq.
Unlike comprehensive sanctions, targeted sanctions tend to have minimal negative effects on civilian populations
Seven thousand Iraqi children fall martyr every month to American neutron bombs that go by the name of"comprehensive sanctions.