Sentence examples for could interdict from inspiring English sources
Though it would be decidedly unwise, if Puyallup treaty fishermen were allowed untrammeled on-reservation fishing rights, they could interdict completely the migrating fish run and "pursue the last living (Puyallup River) steelhead until it enters their nets". Ibid.
Moreover, it is characterized by a series of "choke points" where hostile naval forces could interdict or blockade Chinese shipping and cripple China's economy.
They intended to take over the garrisons along this line and establish positions from which they could interdict the Egyptian movement.
Sibidang was an excellent observation point for the surrounding area, and US artillery emplaced in the Komam-ni area could interdict the road junction at Chungam-ni.
These forces create unease because they could easily interdict shipments of Caspian oil and gas.
The fall of Malta had important ramifications for the defence of what remained of Byzantine Sicily: with Reggio in Calabria and now Malta in their hands, the Muslims completed their encirclement of the island, and could easily interdict any aid sent from the east.
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.
The Egyptians were now in positions from which they could hope to interdict the royalist movement of supplies in the mountains north and east of San'a'.
1 If microarchitectural choroidal changes that occur concomitantly with early clinical signs of AMD could be detected and documented, then applying early therapy could possibly arrest or interdict AMD progression.
From there, he warned, they could "threaten the Panama Canal, interdict our vital Caribbean sea lanes, and, ultimately, move against Mexico".
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.
