We see sanctions as incentives to change behavior, which means that there has to be waivers or other Presidential decisionmaking involved.
Ted Deutch: “We see sanctions as incentives to change behavior, which means that there has to be waivers or other Presidential…”
On the recordOctober 22, 2019
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Deutch explains the need for flexibility in sanctions to encourage behavioral change.
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