21.   The sanctions ban the sale of certain oil-related equipment, freezes some foreign assets and impose air travel and arms embargoes.

22.   The sanctions ban the sale of Iraqi oil and bar air travel.

23.   The sanctions ban the sale of Iraqi oil and cannot be lifted until the United Nations has certified that Iraq has eliminated its weapons of mass destruction.

24.   The sanctions banned trade with any company owned or controlled by Bosnian Serb forces, froze Bosnian Serb financial assets abroad and banned key Bosnian Serb officials abroad.

25.   The sanctions banned UNITA officials from traveling and prohibited any flight into Angola besides those to locations designated by the government.

26.   The sanctions have banned all but limited exports of Iraqi oil and have devastated the national economy.

27.   The sanctions originally banned all trade, cultural ties, fuel shipments and international air traffic.

28.   The sanctions will ban all U.S. exports to the companies, all imports to the United States and any U.S. government assistance or procurement contracts with the companies.

29.   The sanctions also ban weapons sales and limit diplomatic contact with Libya.

30.   The sanctions ban air travel in and out of Libya, call for a reduction in diplomatic contacts and prohibit arms sales.