Deputy Secretary of State James Steinberg has outlined to the Committee our overall two-track strategy toward Iran, focused on both engagement and clear consequences if Iran declines to take concrete steps.
Steinberg describes the U.S. strategy of engagement with Iran and potential consequences.
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the fact that sanctions were not imposed doesn't mean that the Act in its deterrent value didn't have an effect.
we will support and encourage governments that meet the basic tests of tolerance, inclusiveness and openness.