Sentences with phrase «facing international sanctions»

That includes governments facing international sanctions.

Countries that fail to reform their tax - haven status will face international sanctions; world leaders are set to declare at the G20 summit in London.

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Many in Iran see great potential in digital currencies as a way to overcome problems related to international sanctions and difficulties facing the country's ailing banks.

That moment has come, as Russia faces international isolation and sanctions due to its adventures in invading Ukraine and reckless bombing of Syria that adds to the suffering of Christians there.

Truex is facing an inconsequential 15 - point deduction, while crew chief Cole Pearn could be fined a minimum of $ 22,000 — though the penalties could be increased as Pearn was also sanctioned following last week's regular season finale at Richmond International Raceway.

If Todt does decide to bring Vettel before the International Tribunal then there's a chance he could face further sanctions, most likely a race ban or a hefty fine.

«As the United States imposes its strongest sanctions to date and the European Union prepares to impose an embargo on Iranian oil, the choice for Tehran will be sharpened — meet your international obligations or face the consequences,» they added.

North Korea currently faces growing international pressure and sanctions over its nuclear and missile programmes.

Under electoral law both the donor and recipient are obligated to report donations, meaning that if the payments are interpreted as donations in kind to the party, both News International and the party could face sanctions.

Given the reluctance of international firms to face up to their responsibilities, Global Witness is urging the Security Council to start using these targeted sanctions against those that have failed to clean up their act.

International commercial disputes are facing new challenges following the steady proliferation of trade controls and economic sanctions — a development that may affect the conduct of institutional arbitration proceedings.