United States is not expected from North Korea's subordination to the new sanctions.

Press konferentsiiVladimir Khrustalev expert Maritime State University named Admiral Nevelskogo29.05.2009Chem threatens the peace of North Korea? Representatives of the White House stated that they do not look to North Korea's subordination to the new sanctions resolution against it UN Security Council, announced June 12, agency AP.
Speaking at a press conference after meeting the Security Council, Permanent Representative United States Mission to the UN Susan Rice stated that it would not surprised if North Korea will respond to Security Council resolution "new provocation". "There are reasons to believe that they (North Korea) will respond to this (resolution) without proper accountability," - she said.
In doing so, Rice stressed that the U.S. administration "very satisfied" of the resolution and called the document "unprecedented." According to Rice, the newly imposed sanctions greatly complicate the work of the DPRK on the development of missiles and other weapons.
Recall Resolution 1874 UN Security Council was adopted by the evening of June 12, all 15 member countries of the Security Council unanimously. The resolution provides for tightening of the existing arms embargo against the DPRK and the new economic sanctions, but also introduces the permission to inspect ships suspected that they were the shipment to North Korea banned the import of goods.
As the RIA Novosti, Russia's permanent representatives in the UN Vitaly Churkin emphasized that the resolution was adopted in accordance with Article 41 of the UN Charter, which does not include the use of force. Churkin also said that the resolution provides for consistent lifting of sanctions if the North Korean authorities' stand on the path to implementation of Security Council decisions. "
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, for its part, also welcomed the adoption of the resolution and urged the DPRK to comply with all of its terms.
The new resolution against the DPRK, was held off the country at the end of May 2009 nuclear and missile tests. The authorities of North Korea, anticipating the decision of the Security Council, have repeatedly stated that they are willing to give a hard answer to the new sanctions.