31.   Although eight years of economic sanctions on Iraq have devastated the entire society, women have suffered most acutely.

32.   A government communique called on the United States to repeal altogether the legislation that requires sanctions on companies that deal with Iran.

33.   A new government would be set up under U.S. tutelage, allowing for the lifting of the onerous U.N. trade sanctions on Iraq.

34.   A Hong Kong electronics industry group will send representatives to Washington if the U.S. government announces sanctions on Chinese electronics exports.

35.   A New York Times editorial suggests linking the lifting of economic sanctions on Belgrade to the lifting of the arms embargo on Bosnia.

36.   A group of conservative economists predicted that the U.S. will impose sanctions on Japanese imports next week because it will help President Bill Clinton in his reelection campaign.

37.   A more sensitive resolution, which is expected to be taken up this week, would ease sanctions on Serbia.

38.   A Russian veto would kill the plan, leaving in place economic sanctions on Iraq that may become increasingly unenforceable.

39.   A second peace agreement failed and the United Nations imposed sanctions on UNITA.

40.   A skyrocketing juvenile crime rate and public pressure for tougher sanctions on violent criminals has put increasing pressure to treat teen-agers like adults.