Sentences with phrase «like trade sanctions»

If China and India don't sign up, how do you like trade sanctions?

However, more serious reactions, like trade sanctions or military retaliation, would further escalate the situation and might cause more harm than good for the country.

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The United States on Tuesday imposed sanctions against 13 Chinese and North Korean organizations Washington accused of helping evade nuclear restrictions against Pyongyang and supporting the country through trade of commodities like coal.

Coinbase doesn't officially allow secondary trading, so a sanctioned round like this would require the company's approval.

The EU has mulled striking back with trade sanctions on US agriculture, as well as on symbolic products like Harley - Davidson motorcycles, Kentucky bourbon, and bluejeans.

The current sanctions limit the amount of energy that can be legally exported to North Korea, and Russia would like the tensions to be resolved so they could export more energy (though allegedly they are still trading under the table) and also so that Russia would have an easier path to trade with South Korea.

A clicker trainer would interrupt the unwanted behavior by trading Fluffy something even more desirable to get your shoe back, then redirect Fluffy to chew on a sanctioned chew item, like a bone or Kong toy.

Likewise, countries with a large industrial agribusiness sector, like Brazil and Argentina, feared the imposition of trade sanctions because cattle ranching and soy production are directly tied to deforestation and increased carbon emissions.

Service providers like Dow Jones and Thomson Reuters offer software for compliance checks, and Canadian companies may ask their trade partners to certify that they are not working with any of the entities — banks, companies, and individuals — included in the sanctions lists.

While U.N. sponsored sanctions against smaller countries like Burma or Iran had only a limited impact in Canada, the Russia - focused restrictions on trade and investment have already affected a surprisingly large portion of the Canadian economy.

«If, like we think, many of the tokens are ultimately securities and the SEC is going to rule that way, then they are going to need to trade on an SEC sanctioned exchange.