On the recordJune 18, 1996
No, the imposition of meaningless sanctions would be inconsistent with our intent.
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govinfo.govBenjamin Gilman: “No, the imposition of meaningless sanctions would be inconsistent with our intent.”
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Discussing the effectiveness of sanctions in a legislative context.
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