Sentence examples for blockaded from from inspiring English sources

"If we are being blockaded from even eating bread, how can I vote?" The announcement was expected since Syrian law says the vote must be held between 60 and 90 days before Assad's seven-year term ends on July 17.

And some Ukrainian politicians are calling for rebel territory to be completely blockaded from the rest of the country, which the UN warns would have "a serious and disproportionate impact on the already vulnerable civilians, and possibly trigger unnecessary additional displacement".

The seizure of the airport raised one pressing question that even commanders here said they could not answer: What comes next, now that American forces have effectively blockaded Baghdad from the south and southwest?

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The protesters are to reduce the number of major road junctions they have blockaded in Bangkok from seven to five.

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

"They blockaded the village from all four sides and began violently and randomly firing on houses as a helicopter flew overhead.

Japanese are forced to blockade Fukuoka from the mainland and hope for the best.

Researchers now believe the Endeavour was part of a fleet of 13 ships scuttled by the British during the Revolutionary War in 1778 to blockade Newport Harbour from the French.

At issue are a black student's angry denunciation of a Yale professor and the Missouri protesters' daft media strategy of blockading reporters from a public demonstration.

The Spanish have never accepted the loss of Gibraltar, besieging it on three occasions and most recently blockading it from 1969 to 1985.