21.   The sanctions prohibited military equipment sales and financial assistance, cut back military contacts and cut off all economic aid.

22.   The sanctions prohibit international air traffic and arms sales and limit diplomatic contacts.

23.   The sanctions prohibited all flights to and from Libya and the sale of arms to the country.

24.   The sanctions prohibit international flights to Libya and some diplomatic contacts.

25.   The sanctions prohibit the Overseas Private Investment Corp. from insuring U.S. investments and making direct loans in Pakistan.

26.   The Security Council sanctions also prohibit arms sales to Libya, limit diplomatic contacts and prohibit exporting to Libya certain oil drilling equipment.

27.   The U.N. sanctions prohibit international flights to Libya and some diplomatic contacts.

28.   The U.S. sanctions now prohibit sales to the government, but allow the sale of food and medicine to the private sector.

29.   These sanctions prohibit any commercial or financial transactions anywhere in the world with Libyan nationals, Kemp said.

30.   U.N. sanctions prohibit international travel by Sudanese leaders.