Sentence examples for financial blockade from inspiring English sources
The phrase "financial blockade" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where financial resources or transactions are restricted or prohibited, often in a political or economic context. Example: "The country has imposed a financial blockade on its rival, severely limiting their access to international markets."
If anything, the financial blockade may soon become formalized.
Today, the World Bank can order a financial blockade, which is just as effective and sometimes just as deadly.
"The US government itself found that there were no lawful grounds to add WikiLeaks to a US financial blockade.
Perhaps rightly, they fear that even if they secured electoral success they would then face economic and financial blockade.
Funding for WikiLeaks had dried up in the face of a financial blockade implemented by Bank of America, Pay Pal and the credit card companies.
This had cost the organisation a cumulative €40m to €50m, he claimed, assuming donations had stayed at their 2010 level without the financial blockade.
The Ukrainian president and his cabinet of ministers have imposed a total financial and economic blockade on territories controlled by the separatists.
On February 12, at 7 40 AM, a group of six young activists representing Shit Harper Did (SHD) erected a wall of 300 cans of food in Toronto's financial district, literally blockading the entrance to the Conservative Cabinet Ministers regional office.
Yesterday Hong Kong's Occupy Central Movement called for the start of a campaign to blockade the financial district in a surprise announcement.
Occupy organizers had previously indicated they planned to blockade the financial district on Oct. 1, China's National Day holiday.
Last Sunday I saw protesters make their most ambitious move yet; blockading the financial district a couple of kilometres from Pearl, bringing downtown Manama to a halt.
