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NO.12 Asset freezing legislation generally permits a person to make the following payments into a frozen account without the need for a licence from OFSI, so long as those funds are frozen after being paid in which of the following?

Any interest on the account

Any earnings on the account

Any payments due to a designated person under contracts

Any agreement or obligations that were concluded or arose before the date the person became sanctioned

Any trademarks and patents created within the account

NO.13 Which of the following schemes demonstrates unilateral coercive measures that have a negative effect on the basic means of survival?

Immunity of ESC-rights to economic sanctions.

Human rights objectives.

The friction of international law.

Impact of international human rights law.

The right to impose financial sanctions.

NO.14 The fall of the Soviet Union shifted the policy of Washington. Shambaugh stated that there was a strong tendency among Chinese officials and scholars, in general, to view the US as:

A revisionist power whose stated aim is to challenge the plausibility of Chinese leaders and to transform the nature of Chinese politics.

A friendly nation that casts the economic and military strength across the globe.

A violent and dominant force that is pushing its economic and military strength across the globe.

A revisionist movement whose declared purpose is to uphold the authority of Chinese leaders.

NO.15 Which of the following is the most common form of financial sanctions?

Asset leasing

Asset acquisition

Asset disqualification

Asset freezing

Asset liquidation

NO.16 Among the tasks delegated to committees in connection with refining their own working methods, committees have been requested or required to undertake the following duties.
Which of the following are included in this?

Co-operating with other relevant sanctions committees

Reviewing the reports of a monitoring mechanism, with a view to offering guidance on its future work

Promulgating and updating guidelines to facilitate the implementation of sanctions

Streamlining procedures for processing applications for exemptions from sanctions

Designating financial resources that would be subject to financial sanctions

NO.17 In terms of exemptions from comprehensive sanctions, there are classes of items that have been exempted by the Council.
Which of the following are included in this?

materials and supplies essential for civilian need

needs of military forces

educational need for the children

government

commodities and products for essential humanitarian need

NO.18 According to OFSI, financial sanctions can be imposed with the following purposes, except:

Coerce a regime, or individuals within a regime, into changing their behavior

Constrain a target by denying them access to key resources needed to continue their offending behavior

Signal disapproval, stigmatizing and potentially isolating a regime or individual

Increase the value of assets that have been misappropriated from a country until these assets can be repatriated

Protect the value of assets that have been misappropriated from a country until these assets can be repatriated

NO.19 Limiting the quantity of US imports from China entails relatively modest costs, as it would not be difficult for Washington to replace labor-intensive goods manufactured by the Chinese with alternative sources of such goods, what could be the alternative source?

The newly industrialized economies can offer alternative sources for these goods and, without too much market disruption, can fill the supply gap.

The Rhodesians can offer alternative sources for these goods and, without too much market disruption, can fill the supply gap.

The Lowveld growers’ can offer alternative sources for these goods and, without too much market disruption, can fill the supply gap.

The staunchest defenders of the status quo can offer alternative sources for these goods and, without too much market disruption, can fill the supply gap.

The fallacy of identifying governments with specific economic interests can offer alternative sources for these goods and, without too much market disruption, can fill the supply gap.

NO.20 If, in a roll-call, the members of the league council unanimously agreed with the subcommittee’s conclusions on war and convent breach, where could the matter further proceed?

To the office of President

To the armed forced

To the Security Council

To the league assembly

To the Convent

NO.21 What is the primary purpose of Rule 11?

Deal with crime

Deal with unnecessary complaints

Deal with corruption

Deal with unnecessary filings

Prevent legal malpractice

NO.22 Where is OFAC located?

India

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Washington DC

Iraq

United Kingdom

NO.23 How can a state, even during peaceful relations, bring pressure on another state without actual war?

Through Pacific Blockade

Through Round Table Conference

Through Article 12

Through necessary determinations

By using any of the above options

NO.24 What caused the de-risking of banks for humanitarian sanctions?

Insurance and safety

UNs disapproval

Hurdle during online payments

United States disapproval

Civil not allowing imports to their country

NO.25 Which of the following is needed to pay salary and related expenses to the designated person?

His salary account.

A lawyer’s permission.

Frozen account

OFSI license

Bank permission

NO.26 According to OFSI, what from the listed below can be defined as as fundsas?

Deposits with financial institutions or other entities

Interest, dividends or other income on or value accruing from or generated by assets

Letters of credit

Cash, cheques, claims on money, drafts, money orders

Materials and equipment

NO.27 Which of the following highlights how the Act is different from Rule 11 as amended in 1993?

The Act changes the procedure for imposing Rule 11 sanctions and it makes sanctions mandatory, removing any discretion from the district courts

The Act presumes that the opposing party’s attorneys’ fees will be the sanction, rejecting the focus on deterrence reflected in Rule 11

The Act does not change the procedure for imposing Rule 11 sanctions and it makes sanctions mandatory, removing any discretion from the district courts

The Act does not presume that the opposing party’s attorneys’ fees will be the sanction, rejecting the focus on deterrence reflected in Rule 11

NO.28 Aviation sanctions are intended to ban flights to and from a destination or to obstruct a destination’s ability to use flights within its own sphere of influence as part of the security council’s sanctions schemes which factors controlled by a country are prohibited as part of its penalty schemes?

Provision of technical assistance of the aircraft

Provision of guidance and training of the aircraft

Provision of manufacture or maintenance of aircraft

Provision of transfer of assets through it

None of the above-mentioned statements

NO.29 Within the structure of international law, it becomes evident that impositions of unilateral sanctions violate certain core principles of the UN Charter, such as which of the following?

Sovereign equality

The duty to cooperate

Territorial integrity

Nonintervention

Self-determination

NO.30 To what degree should human rights feature in the assessment of humanitarian implications of sanctions?

50% of the gross profit should be rendered for humanitarian sympathy

Judgements on the legal obligations of people or entities involved

Safeguarding and upholding any rights under the sanctions regime

Charitable funds for humanitarian refugee

NO.31 Which of the following statements states that the attacks are indiscriminate?

Utilizing weapons that are capable of distinguishing between civilian and military targets.

Attacks are not directed at a specific military objective.

Employ a method or means of combat which cannot be directed at a specific military objective.

Employ a method or means of combat, the effects of which cannot be limited.

Proportionate attacks

NO.32 To whom does the person who jointly own an asset with the designated person can sell his share under existing licensing grounds?

The share cannot be sold.

The designated person.

The designated person’s family member.

A third party who has agreed to hold it for the benefit of the designated person.

To the OFSI.

NO.33 What are the state level of analysis’s main concerns regarding the sovereign state that comes to bear on decision-making and international behaviour?

Institutions of the sovereign state

Laws of the sovereign state

Processes of the sovereign state

Culture of the sovereign state

Withdrawl of the sovereign state

NO.34 The economic incentives are effectively used to achieve substantive goals.
What other purposes are addressed by these incentives under sanctions?

A targetted state to compel or change their policy

An individual to give up assets

A state to surrender

To reform a state for better

To change the public behavior

NO.35 Which of the following tasks has been demanded or needed to be carried out by the committees among tasks related to enhancing the enforcement of sanctions?

Assisting States in tracking and freezing financial penalties.

Sending a mission led by the committee neutral observer to the region in which the target is headquartered.

Hear the case to assess the role of trade in diamonds in fuelling conflict in the target.

Seek the anti-cooperation of states adjacent to the objective of the inefficient implementation of sanctions.