(b) Sanctions committees provide opportunities for third States affected by sanctions to brief them on the unintended impact of sanctions they are experiencing and on assistance needed by them to mitigate the negative impact of sanctions

(b) Sanctions committees provide opportunities for third States affected by sanctions to brief them on the unintended impact of sanctions they are experiencing and on assistance needed by them to mitigate the negative impact of sanctions

(b) Sanctions committees provide opportunities for third States affected by sanctions to brief them on the unintended impact of sanctions they are experiencing and on assistance needed by them to mitigate the negative impact of sanctions

WHO is studying the impact of sanctions on health.

In some cases, the impact of the sanctions can be of devastating proportions.

Subsequently, the annual impact of the sanctions for 1993 was estimated at 790 million.

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Prompt action by sanctions committees and increased transparency in their work can have a positive impact on the level of preparedness of States to implement sanctions.

1995 International sanctions and their impact on Economic National Growth, Case Study, Damascus.

Efforts are currently under way to explore methods of limiting the impact of sanctions on vulnerable groups.

This has assisted States to cope only partially with the immediate negative impact of the sanctions.

(ii) Coordination of humanitarian assistance to refugees and migrant persons as a result of the impact of sanctions

(a) Both pre assessment reports and ongoing assessment reports include as part of their analysis the likely and actual unintended impact of the sanctions on third States and recommend ways in which the negative impact of sanctions can be mitigated

(a) Both pre assessment reports and ongoing assessment reports include as part of their analysis the likely and actual unintended impact of the sanctions on third States and recommend ways in which the negative impact of sanctions can be mitigated

We believe that the problem of the impact of sanctions on the civilian population deserves a thorough analysis.

However well designed, the impact of any sanctions regime depends on its effective implementation by Member States.

IASC is considering how to assess the impact of sanctions and to propose ways in which humanitarian concerns can be addressed during both the planning and conduct of sanctions regimes.

The Council must remain conscious of the impact its decisions, especially the imposition of sanctions, could have on third parties.

In that context his delegation supported the establishment of a working group to consider the impact of sanctions on third States.

Under the circumstances, it is difficult to disentangle the impact of the sanctions from the broader effect of the structural transformation.

The letter also noted that various reports by expert sanctions monitoring bodies had included recommendations for improving the implementation and effectiveness of sanctions as well as for mitigating their unintended impact.

In April 1994, IASC established an Inter agency Task Force to undertake a comprehensive study on the impact of sanctions.

There also was a call for targeted, rather than blanket sanctions, and for fair and transparent procedures for applying and lifting sanctions, with clear recognition of their devastating impact on the lives of civilians.

His delegation urged an increased use of pre assessment and ongoing assessment reports on the likely and actual unintended impact of sanctions.

Official unadjusted estimates by the affected countries of the economic impact of imposing sanctions on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro)

The sanctions regime had virtually closed that waterway, with a pronounced negative impact on all the riparian States.

Some States are concerned that terrorists are able to reduce the practical impact of the sanctions regime through the use of the Internet.

In particular, consideration must be given to the impact of these sanctions on the weaker segments of societies upon which they are imposed.

43. The adverse impact of sanctions against Yugoslavia on the States of the Danube region was another issue of vital importance to his country.

There was a growing need, in his view, for better means to measure both the effectiveness and the humanitarian impact of sanctions.

the total adverse impact of the sanctions is such that it requires a concerted and multifaceted response from the international community. (ibid.).

While the specific side effects of the sanctions may vary from one affected country to another, the total adverse impact of the sanctions is such that it requires a concerted and multifaceted response from the international community.

At this point, however, there are no indications that Iran is interested in more than reducing external pressure and the impact of the sanctions.

76. In the absence of a well established methodology for the assessment of the economic impact of sanctions, the affected countries apos estimates of their losses resulting from the sanctions against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia differ substantially in coverage, timing and scope.

Within the priorities of the investment programmes of the countries concerned, a number of projects have been redesigned to take into account the impact of the sanctions.

Specification of sanctions

A succession of independent reports has brought to light the special impact of continued sanctions upon the most vulnerable segments of Iraqi society in particular, the children.

His delegation had therefore supported the idea of establishing a trust fund to assist in the amelioration of the unintended impact of economic sanctions on third States.

It could be used by the States concerned when consulting the Security Council regarding the impact of sanctions on the economy and on the populations.

The Security Council had central responsibility on the question, and the economic impact of sanctions had to be approached on a case by case basis.

As to the proposal of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya on the strengthening of certain principles concerning the impact and application of sanctions, India believed that the Charter defined the precise manner and circumstances in which sanctions or other coercive measures could be imposed.

By resolution 1579 (2004), the Council also decided to re establish the Panel of Experts to undertake certain tasks, including assessing progress made towards meeting the conditions for the lifting of sanctions and assessing the humanitarian and socio economic impact of the sanctions.

By the same resolution, the Council also decided to re establish the Panel of Experts to undertake specific tasks, including assessing progress made towards meeting the conditions for the lifting of sanctions and assessing the humanitarian and socio economic impact of the sanctions.

Such sanctions may include monetary sanctions.

The international community has limited leverage, and sanctions may have a greater negative impact on the population than on the coup makers.