embargoing (Meaning)

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embargoing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Embargo

The United States is considering embargoing Russian oil in response to its invasion of Ukraine.
The European Union has decided to embargo Russian coal in an attempt to pressure the country to end its military aggression.
The United Kingdom has also imposed an embargo on Russian oil and gas in a show of solidarity with its allies.
The embargo on Russian energy is already having a significant impact on the country's economy.
The Russian government has accused the West of embargoing its economy in an attempt to destabilize the country.
The embargo on Russian goods is likely to lead to higher prices for consumers around the world.
The embargo on Russian oil is also likely to lead to a decrease in global oil production, which could further increase prices.
The Russian government has threatened to retaliate against the embargo on its economy, but it is unclear how it will do so.
The embargo on Russian oil is a major escalation in the conflict between Russia and the West.
It is unclear how long the embargo on Russian oil will last, but it is likely to have a significant impact on the global economy.

of Embargo

preventing,excluding, depriving, precluding, curbing, ruling out, prohibiting, stopping, disallowing, subduing

approving, permitting, letting, letting, endorsing, allowing, suffering,permitting, authorizing, authorizing

The United States is considering embargoing Russian oil in response to its invasion of Ukraine.

The European Union has decided to embargo Russian coal in an attempt to pressure the country to end its military aggression.

The United Kingdom has also imposed an embargo on Russian oil and gas in a show of solidarity with its allies.

The embargo on Russian energy is already having a significant impact on the country's economy.