On the recordJuly 29, 2009
Rather, it is only by applying the toughest possible sanctions that we stand any chance of persuading Iran's leaders to consider serious negotiations with the international community.
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Evan Bayh
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congress.govEvan Bayh: “Rather, it is only by applying the toughest possible sanctions that we stand any chance of persuading Iran's leaders to…”
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Bayh argues for tough sanctions to encourage Iran to negotiate.
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