International Sanctions means those sanctions imposed by every Order (made by the Privy Council as a United Kingdom Order in Council) that is—

International Sanctions means any mandatory restrictive measure relating to economic, financial or commercial sanction (including any sanction or measure relating to embargoes, asset or financial income freeze, restrictions applicable to transactions with individuals or legal persons – hereinafter "Persons" and individually a "Person", or to assets or specified territories) issued, managed or implemented by the United Nations Security Council, the European Union, France, the United States of America (including the Office of Foreign Asset Control of the US Treasury), or any other relevant authority, including an authority from other jurisdictions, having jurisdiction to issue such sanctions.

Examples of International Sanctions in a sentence

Nahid Kalbasi.”Have International Sanctions Crippled Iran’s Auto Industry?” Washington Institute for Near East Policy, June 3, 2015.
The Iran Ballistic Missiles and International Sanctions Enforcement Act, passed the House on October 26, 2017, by a vote of 423-2.
The Investment Management Agreement may be terminated with prior written notice in the best interests of Shareholders where the Investment Manager is in non-compliance with International Sanctions obligations under the Investment Management Agreement.
Representatives shall draw special attention to all its Clients (present and new), to the activities of the Clients and to the facts which refer to the possibility that the Client is a subject to International Sanctions.
The CO shall be responsible for the implementation of International Sanctions.

More Definitions of International Sanctions

International Sanctions means the set of national and international provisions governing embargoes, sanctioned individuals and entities, terrorist financing and trade restrictions adopted by: (i) the United Nations; (ii) the European Union; (iii) the United States of America, primarily through the Office of Foreign Assets Control of the United States Department of the Treasury; (iv) United Kingdom and (v) national jurisdictions governing these Terms and Conditions of Insurance. Europ Assistance Italia S.p.A. is not obliged to provide any insurance coverage, nor to settle claims, nor to provide any benefits or services described in the Terms and Conditions of Insurance if this would expose it to any sanction, prohibition or restriction pursuant to United Nations resolutions or trade or economic sanctions, laws or regulations of the European Union, the United States of America, the United Kingdom or applicable national jurisdictions governing the Terms and Conditions of Insurance. This clause will prevail over any clause to the contrary contained in these Terms and Conditions of Insurance. For further details you can visit: https://www.europassistance.it/contenuti-utili/international-regulatory-information-links Insurance cover is not available in the following countries: Syria, North Korea, Iran and Venezuela and the Crimea

International Sanctions. As defined in Schedule 3. Portfolio Company: Any of the following (i) a company that has received capital directly from CDC; (ii) a company that has received CDC capital through a Fund Manager; or (iii) a company in the portfolio of a Financial Institution, provided that CDC funds are being used in the portfolio and the Financial Institution is required by this Code to maintain management systems that satisfy Schedule 2.

International Sanctions has the meaning assigned to such term in Section 3.15.

International Sanctions means all financial or commercial prohibition or restriction measures (including, but not limited to, all export or import prohibitions or restrictions and all measures with respect to transportation) – including any amendment or new measure – issued against a country, entity, individual or business segment, adopted by international organizations and/or States, and applicable in relation with the performance of the Purchase Order.