"sanction" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

sanction rzeczownik

rzeczownik + sanction

Kolokacji: 9

trade sanction • UN sanction • U.S. sanction • NCAA sanction • EU sanction • ...

sanction + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 7

Treasury sanction people • sanctions regime • sanctions committee • sanctions resolution • sanctions policy • ...

sanction + czasownik

Kolokacji: 25

sanction works • sanction includes • sanction remains • sanction fails • sanction hurts • ...

czasownik + sanction

Kolokacji: 62

impose sanctions • lift sanctions • face sanctions • give sanction • apply sanctions • enforce sanctions • ...

przymiotnik + sanction

Kolokacji: 74

economic sanction • international sanction • new sanction • tough sanction • American sanction • official sanction • criminal sanction • ...

Kolokacji: 12

Grup znaczeniowych: 19

(1) economic, financial, available

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 13

1. international sanction = międzynarodowa aprobata international sanction

2. additional sanction = dodatkowa sankcja additional sanction

3. administrative sanction = administracyjna aprobata administrative sanction

4. political sanction = polityczna aprobata political sanction

5. crippling sanction = okaleczając aprobatę crippling sanction

6. continued sanction = kontynuowana aprobata continued sanction

The United States now stands to gain more from eased relations than from the pressure of continued sanctions.
At the U.N., Nelson Mandela pressed his call for continued economic sanctions to force change in South Africa.
That requires continued economic sanctions despite the Iraqi leader's efforts to get them lifted.
Never known as a major player on international issues, Ford favored continued economic sanctions against Iraq as an alternative to the Gulf War.
The risks that such action would fracture international support for continued economic sanctions against Baghdad are much reduced.
It was a further sign that Americans were beginning to react against the policy of continued sanctions by organizing their own relief efforts for the Iraqi people.
The United States and Britain are the strongest advocates on the council of continued sanctions.
At the moment the United States has no leverage in Iran and is losing support for its policy of continued sanctions against Iraq.
Russia and France have been growing impatient with continued sanctions against Iraq in recent months.
But either country subjects itself to continued international sanctions and other diplomatic pressures should it defy the tribunal.