Sample Sentences forembargo (editor-reviewed)
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The country placed an embargo on oil exports to pressure its rival.embargo = ban
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The company issued a press release with a news embargo until 8 a.m.embargo = restriction on when info can be shared
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In response to the invasion, several nations imposed an arms embargo.embargo = ban (on selling)
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The embargo failed because too many nations ignored it.
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The embargo only inconveniences the rich.† (source)
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Stars, Cinder, if I'd known you were going to embargo me for asking you on a date, I wouldn't have dared.† (source)
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There're some Guild people, too, demanding special privileges, threatening an embargo against Arrakis.† (source)
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The one cannot regulate the commerce or currency of the nation; the other can regulate commerce, establish markets and fairs, regulate weights and measures, lay embargoes for a limited time, coin money, authorize or prohibit the circulation of foreign coin.† (source)
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All content is embargoed—so the network can't tease the Andie affair in their ads.† (source)
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In the coming months, he would declare an oil embargo, freeze Japanese assets in America, and finally declare a total trade embargo.† (source)
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Then let them speak of trade policies and embargoes and new colonies and old grudges.† (source)
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Decision had been made shortly after we embargoed grain (so we learned from captured transport officers); time was used in mounting attack—much of it in a long elliptical orbit which went far outside Luna's orbit, crossing ahead of Luna, then looping back and making rendezvous above Farside.† (source)
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She wanted to talk, but there seemed to be an embargo on every subject.† (source)
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In an effort to stop Japan, President Franklin Roosevelt imposed ever-increasing embargoes on materiel, such as scrap metal and aviation fuel.† (source)
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He also carried on a never-ending tirade against the American embargo on arms shipments to Iran.† (source)
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He had alway sbeen against embargoes, but he would "raise no clamor" now, "being determined to support the government in whatever hands as far as I can in conscience and honor."† (source)
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