* Banking Committee, U.S. Senate vote on Iran sanctions
The heads of the Senate Banking Committee said on Friday that is expected to vote on the second Thursday of February, a law that further sanctions against Iran.
The House wants to increase pressure on Iran through the reduction of its oil revenues are the largest in the hope away from its quest to build a nuclear bomb.
He did not announce the details of the law, saying he will announce details this week.
A statement by Democratic Sen. Tim Johnson, who chairs the committee and Republican Richard Shelby, a senior member of the law with the support of both Republican and Democrat.
Among the items that House aides said he was being debated in the Senate some of the items that may lead to the imposition of U.S. sanctions against the company, the National Iranian Oil Tanker Company and National Iranian Oil.
Speeding up the procedures are being proposed even while struggling as President Barack Obama to implement the latest round of sanctions against Iran, which was approved by Congress late last year.
The sanctions were imposed on foreign banks that deal with the transfers related to sales of Iranian oil in the U.S. law on December 31 but did not go after.
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