11.   Keating did not specify what sanctions might be invoked.

12.   Meyers refused to speculate on whether the current crackdown would be enough to invoke sanctions should the bill pass.

13.   The Australian government has unofficially backed calls for a mass consumer boycott on French goods, but has stopped short of invoking trade sanctions.

14.   The United States invoked sanctions that remain in force, and diplomatic relations suffered for years.

15.   In a speech to the UN General Assembly, Juppe announced a French proposal to establish guidelines for invoking sanctions against member states if deemed necessary.

16.   Administration officials have said they were trying to verify suspected illicit transfers before deciding whether to invoke sanctions as mandated under US law.

17.   Clinton signed legislation last September stating that sanctions can be invoked if conditions in Burma deteriorate.

18.   The United States said Wednesday it is examining evidence that China sold nuclear technology to Pakistan to determine whether it is strong enough to invoke trade sanctions.

19.   Under Chapter VII, the Security Council has the power to invoke sanctions and can authorize the use of force to settle conflicts threatening international peace and security.

20.   Washington has threatened to invoke sanctions if Tokyo denies US autos and auto parts greater access to its market.

v. + sanction >>共 408
impose 20.74%
lift 19.12%
ease 3.81%
face 3.39%
threaten 3.22%
maintain 2.17%
suspend 2.14%
end 1.85%
violate 1.52%
consider 1.50%
invoke 0.25%
invoke + n. >>共 334
name 9.43%
right 5.31%
law 5.09%
power 3.90%
memory 3.47%
privilege 2.38%
rule 2.28%
image 2.28%
sanction 2.17%
spirit 1.84%
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