Obviously, when you talk about the sanctions, Congress passed a bill that allowed the Secretary some discretion into how she applied those sanctions, am I right, Ambassador?
John Tierney: “Obviously, when you talk about the sanctions, Congress passed a bill that allowed the Secretary some discretion into how…”
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Inquiring about Congress's role in sanction implementation.
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