91.   The oil-for-food plan lets Iraq get around U.N. economic sanctions by selling a limited quantity of oil to buy humanitarian goods.

92.   The Security Council extended the sanctions by another two months on Wednesday.

93.   The paper said British business leaders have been repeatedly warned of sanctions by Saudi Arabia if al-Masari is not expelled from Britain.

94.   The program allows Iraq to get around U.N. economic sanctions by selling limited quantities of oil to buy food and other humanitarian goods.

95.   The United States is not questioning whether Saudi Arabia may have violated U.N. sanctions by allowing the flight to land in Jiddah and return to Baghdad, Richardson said.

96.   The Star Daily on Tuesday quoted Prime Minister Mahathir Mahathir saying any punitive sanctions by Malaysia would have to be collectively agreed upon by the Commonwealth nations.

97.   The tests led swiftly to international condemnation and sanctions by several countries.

98.   The survey, published in SonntagsBlick and the Lausanne daily Le Matin, showed a clear majority against retaliatory sanctions by Switzerland and Swiss firms.

99.   The tests swiftly brought international condemnation and sanctions by several countries.

100.   The type of sanctions by Africa will be left to heads of state.