The phrase 'blockade for' is not correct or usable in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase 'blockade against'. For example, "The country imposed a blockade against its neighbour to stop the flow of goods."
Asked whether they would maintain the blockade for days, Devigne said: "Yes.
We fought a blockade for 620 days against BHP when they first came here, and we won.
Malta defied the blockade for more than three months until Spain sent its army to lift the siege.
Protesters are looking for new sites to occupy and are planning a "co-ordinated West Coast port blockade" for 12 December.
The region has been subject to an Israeli blockade for five years, and the only land route out, other than through Israel, is to cross the Egyptian border, although Cairo has assisted in enforcing the blockade for years.
How they will get money to the PA is another matter; banks have been enforcing the blockade for fear of American lawsuits and sanctions.
Western governments, having overtly supported the blockade for two years, now fasten their shocked gaze upon the tormented and devastated Gaza they have created, as if they were mere spectators.
A10 Rare Gesture in Mideast More than 250 Israeli peace advocates delivered food and clothing to the 12,000 Palestinian residents of Beit Umar, which has been closed by a blockade for more than a year.
It is a sympathy charged with disgust, both for the perceived double standards of the West and for the Arab governments that have complied with the western-imposed blockade for the past decade.
Figure 1 Time of neuromuscular blockade for ICU (1) and surgical patients (0).
Patients: A total of 119 critically ill patients who required a neuromuscular blockade for more than 24 h.
