Ukrainian nationals would be affected

President Barack Obama stepped up the pressure on the Ukraine crisis Thursday morning,In robot-assisted surgery, a physician looks into a high-definition display at a console several german uniforms feet from the patient. creating authority for sanctions directly targeted at those the U.S.Exoskeletons or other robotic prosthetics may give disabled folks new freedom or flat shoes for women prevent injuries for industrial workers handling heavy loads. blames for what's going on, as well as immediately placing visa restrictions on them.No individuals have been identified so far, but the administration says it expects to do so if Russia does not remove its troops from Crimea. They are "as of this morning on notice that they may be targeted by U.S. sanctions," a senior administration official said Thursday.The administration expects that both Russian and Ukrainian nationals would be affected. 

"We have not listed specific individuals or entities, but this authority is now in place, and we will be looking to use it," the official said.The White House says the executive order would hit individuals and entities responsible for undermining the democratic process in Ukraine, those who attempt to threaten the peace and territorial integrity of the country and those misappropriating state funds.Also included: anyone "purporting to assert governmental authority over any part of Ukraine without authorization from the Ukrainian government in Kyiv." The State Department has also instituted visa restrictions for that group, including revoking existing visas. 

"This should send a strong message that we intend to pursue costs on Russia for this intervention," a second senior administration official said.They had done their homework Steel Boned Corsets, they had talked to the right scholars.White House officials said earlier in the week that they were considering targeted sanctions and visa restrictions under the president's executive authority and predicted that these could affect people who could exert pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin. However, they waved off the idea that Putin would be directly affected, saying that individual sanctions against a head of state would constitute a much more severe diplomatic break than they are currently prepared to pursue.A simple example: a Water shoe that spills too much when pouring a cup of coffee can then learn how it should be done.It has deployed over 5,000 x431 IV terminals, and is now hiring over 100 people in San Jose, San Francisco and elsewhere.But while the administration has promised lasting costs for Putin's actions, it seems to be willing to change course on Thursday's moves if Russia does."We can recalibrate our sanctions and our actions based on what the Russians do, and obviously if they were to pull back their troops, that would affect our calculus," the second official said.