Sentence examples for could be interdicted from inspiring English sources

The paradigm proposed here, if proven, spells out a sequence of steps, one or more of which could be interdicted or modulated early in carcinogenesis to prevent or, at a minimum, slow down the progression of many cancers.

Masked from the river by a row of apartment buildings, this LZ could not be interdicted by direct fire weapons, making it the safest location.

Now the drugs most likely to land Americans in emergency rooms cannot be interdicted.

The Turkish aid folk must have known they would be interdicted, boarded, blocked or attacked.

Inflation was interdicted on moral grounds, because it destroyed sound bourgeois finance; and the surplus workforce could always be sent off to the colonies, or left to starve in Ireland.

Obviously these criminal syndicates lose an awful lot of money because their cargo has been interdicted.

The method is based on a greedy algorithm in which, at each iteration, the transmission line with the highest load is interdicted.

Approximately of territory changed hands and the KninDrvar road, vital to resupply of the RSK, was interdicted.

"A number of those plots have been interdicted, and a lot of the guys who were trying to do that are dead by drones," Shaikh said.

Among the publications that have been interdicted under the Act are works by Vladimir Lenin and Mao Zedong, and the Russian political newspaper Pravda.

On the western border, the major concern of the police there is interdicting drug smugglers making for Iran.