11.   Current sanctions bar flights to and from Libya, and freeze Libyan assets abroad.

12.   District Judge Antonio Oswaldo Scarpa, filling in for a vacationing senior judge, said sanctions against Collor barred him from appointed office but not from an elected position.

13.   In the flap over flights, France maintains that U.N. sanctions do not bar passenger or humanitarian flights to Iraq -- only cargo flights.

14.   Other sanctions could bar vehicles transporting goods from neighboring countries into Liberia, either by road or air.

15.   Sanctions bar flights to Libya and arms sales to the north African nation.

16.   The sanctions bar Iraq from exporting oil, except for a limited quantity under U.N. supervision, and also prohibit direct flights to the country.

17.   The sanctions bar Iraq from exporting oil, except for a limited quantity under U.N. supervision.

18.   The sanctions bar Iraq from freely selling its oil on the open market, depriving it of its most valuable commodity.

19.   The sanctions bar U.S. government agencies from having any dealings with either company for the duration of the sanctions.

20.   The sanctions barred economic and military assistance.