Sentence examples for blockaded communities from inspiring English sources

In addition, reports from blockaded communities in Liberia seem dire - no food deliveries, inadequate drinking water.

This means giving people hope -- hope that if they fall sick, treatment in a facility is the best chance that they've got, faith that what the authorities they trust tell them to do will keep them healthy, and courage that if they are in a high risk or blockaded community or country, staying home will give them their best shot at survival.

These were the communities blockading their lands, defeating pipelines, occupying government agencies, throwing wrenches into multi-billion dollar corporations at every turn.

By blockading heavily infected communities, by sealing borders and cutting flights out of infected countries, governments are sending a message: "You are trapped in a sinking ship that is on fire!" They are exacerbating the urge to get the hell out.

But while the U.N. struggles to get parties to agree on a guest list, the use of siege tactics on the ground is increasing, aid convoys are failing to reach blockaded and hard to reach communities, and it is average Syrians that are paying the price.

Borrowing a term Ms. Bachelet had used earlier in the day, he called the community blockades the result of a "collective psychosis," an overreaction to images in the news media of looting in nearby Concepción.

And moving south won't provide an escape from the resentment tech workers have engendered in San Francisco neighbourhoods like the Mission, where community activists protesting against gentrification have blockaded tech-company buses.

China was almost completely blockaded.

Army garrisons were blockaded.

Blockades In March 1982, 250 women blockaded the base.

Driveway blockaded by downed trees.