Sentences with phrase «bypass sanctions»

Experts believe that North Korea may be able to bypass these sanctions by using decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Monero.

North Korea seemingly wants to bypass the sanctions imposed upon the nation by the US government.

«On the one hand, they [Iranian authorities] think they can use bitcoin to bypass sanctions.

Now, in a move similar in style to Russia's attempts to bypass sanctions via its so - called CryptoRuble, Maduro is appealing to those investors still permitted to do business.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are a way for bad dictators or criminals to bypass sanctions, Hermitage CEO William Browder believes.

North Korea seemingly wants to bypass the sanctions imposed upon the nation by the US government.

The Iranian government has decided to implement a new payment form that will be able to bypass sanctions - Bitcoin.

These difficulties have not stopped ISIS from seeking ways to bypass sanctions and money - laundering filters, however.

Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control added six individuals and 10 companies and other entities to its sanctions list, saying they have helped people previously penalized for North Korea's weapons development, facilitated North Korea's energy sector and enabled entities to bypass sanctions to get access to the U.S. and international financial system.

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Last year, two lenders were fined for allowing clients to bypass international sanctions preventing payments to North Korea.

With Bitcoin, Iranian citizen could easily bypass economic sanctions and be able to conduct international trades.

Late last year, it was reported that the Iranian government was interested in utilizing Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a way of bypassing economic sanctions levied against the country.

@Paul — Actually, I understand them quite well, but chose to use the two distinct terms to bypass some apologists notions of legally sanctioned homicide, i.e. to bypass the «law» to address the underlying «morality.»

In general there are concerns from USA about people who seek such citizenship, for example, to bypass economic sanctions (not just terrorists and criminals).

President Nicolas Maduro also considers Petro as a way to bypass economic sanctions imposed by the U.S.

According to experts, Venezuela is likely turning to cryptocurrency to bypass the crippling sanctions imposed by the United States.

Subsequently, Iran indicated plans of launching its own cryptocurrency to bypass U.S. sanctions.

It is believed that the cryptocurrency will allow people that live in countries with oppressive governments to bypass harsh regulations and sanctions and be able to pay for international services and goods.

The cryptocurrency is designed to bypass U.S. government sanctions against the socialist regime.

Another interesting use case for Bitcoin is bypassing government controls and sanctions.

If true, this would have represented a significant victory for the country in bypassing US sanctions that are currently in place.