Sanctions Regime
/ˈsæŋkʃənz ˈrɛʒiːm/
Definitions
- (n.) A structured set of legal and regulatory measures imposed by states or international organizations to restrict or penalize entities, countries, or individuals for policy enforcement or diplomatic aims.
The sanctions regime against the country was tightened following evidence of human rights abuses.
Forms
- sanctions regime
- sanctions regimes
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Commentary
The term often appears in the context of international compliance and export controls; clarity in scope and affected parties is crucial in drafting related legal texts.
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