Sentence examples for do not interdict from inspiring English sources
So if we do not interdict this problem, the next generation will be having a serious problem," he said.
If we do not interdict illegal crossings and overstayed visas, and instead provide amnesty every 20 years, the problem of illegal immigration will never end.
"We do not condone blatant violations of U.S. law and do not bring interdicted individuals into the United States except under extraordinary circumstances, generally involving medical emergencies," Mr. Reeker said.
Apart from some air attacks, Allied forces, still anticipating a large Japanese offensive, did not attempt to interdict Hashimoto's evacuation runs.
The former defence secretary Liam Fox also admitted Britain knew that weapons were being transported in convoys out of the collapsing Libyan state into Niger and Mali but was unable to act because it did not have ground troops to interdict the flow of weaponry.
That would institute a sort of "don't ask, don't tell" policy toward the cultivators and would present a thorny question: where would troops interdict the opium — just outside the farm gate, on the lane leading from the farm, on the road to town? "How do you support the rule of law while providing a proper penalty and disincentive so they switch crops next year?" Commander Eggers said.
Suspension applies only to clergy and denies them some or all of their rights; interdict does not exclude a believer from the communion of the faithful but forbids certain sacraments and sacred offices, sometimes to an entire area, town, or region.
Official USDA emergency response policies and regulations at that time did not include the option to use vaccines to interdict threats of foreign animal diseases in the absence of documented disease within the United States (application of vaccines in the USDA Emergency Response Plan to incursions of foreign animal diseases was authorized in 2000).
Jocelin did not immediately leave England after Pope Innocent III placed an interdict on England.
Despite being advised to take out an interdict to prevent the work, in January 1797 the Hospital did not feel it had a strong enough case.
