Sentence examples for blockade policy from inspiring English sources

Still, faced with international fury, Israel appears to be trying to show some flexibility, and some ministers have floated ideas for changing the blockade policy.

The Federation of Israeli Chambers of Commerce contends that its members are owed tens of millions of dollars by Palestinian businesses that say they cannot pay their debts because of Israel's blockade policy.

Israel has played down the shift in its blockade policy, presumably not wanting to feed the Hamas assertions of victory over Israel in the latest conflict, particularly ahead of Israeli elections on Jan . 22

That story is dramatic enough in its own right and prompted an international press outcry that severely discredited the British and their blockade policy.

"After some European Union countries had not fully supported the blockade policy of the United States like Spain, Germany had a certain allegiance to the US tries to further enforce "common position of the European Union. NowGermany's Foreign Ministry has been surprised by the apparently developments since December 2014 and is trying to make up lost ground".

Discussion in Israel this week has largely focused on the details of the seizure of the ship where the deaths occurred rather than on the broader question of whether the blockade is good policy.

And yet again, there seemed to be these mythical lawyer-creatures who were able to tackle the policy blockades that stopped us mere mortals.

The raid and its deadly consequences have thrown Israel's policy of blockading Gaza into the international limelight; at the Security Council on Monday voices were raised against the blockade, and the pressure to abandon it is bound to intensify.

The current stance of the US and the EU is in practice an endorsement of Israel's policy of blockading the Gaza Strip by land, air and sea, and gobbling up West Bank and east Jerusalem territory.

It's also more than likely that decades of U.S. policy — occupations, blockades, electoral interference and meddling in internal conflicts — might have something to do with the struggles of countries such as Haiti and El Salvador.

In Japan it was only 28%–not surprising, given Tokyo's mercantilist policy that blockaded imports, for which there was plenty of consumer demand.