Sentence examples for for an interdiction from inspiring English sources

The town was well placed for an interdiction program.

He said he would ignore such an interdiction.

RICHMOND — A Virginia State Police trooper on a training exercise for a criminal interdiction squad was killed and two civilians were wounded when a man the officer had just begun to question opened fire Thursday afternoon inside a Greyhound Bus Station near downtown Richmond, authorities said.

Those regions will divide an extra $50 million for Federal interdiction and law-enforcement efforts under the 1989 law, as well as $1.4 billion in treatment and prevention grants, Administration officials said.

Nor is it clear whether the suspension represents a larger break with a policy of more direct involvement in Honduras, where the American military has recently built a number of bases for drug interdiction.

And as the United Nations General Assembly prepares to hold a special session on drugs next year, human rights organizations hope to use the occasion to shine a spotlight on UN funding for drug interdiction in countries that execute drug offenders.

"Contrary to the will of Congress, the president has used the pretext of a manufactured 'crisis' of unlawful immigration to declare a national emergency and redirect federal dollars appropriated for drug interdiction, military construction and law enforcement initiatives toward building a wall on the United States-Mexico border," the lawsuit says.

Hain is a marketing specialist for Desert Snow, a leading interdiction training firm based in Guthrie, Okla., whose founders also created Black Asphalt.

As the boys squabble, get high and press the woman for sex, the movie also paints a fascinating portrait of rural Mexico as seen through a car window: military roadblocks set up for drug interdiction, peasant women making tacos at small outdoor stands, the ubiquitous roadside shrines honoring people killed in traffic accidents.

But now the cause is being joined by Republican governors and an outgoing president who greatly expanded federal financing for drug interdiction and local law enforcement, and gave $1 billion to help the Colombian military attack cocaine trafficking.

In fact, the very Naval Special Operations Unit Six that first engaged the MNLF as they moved ashore is a unit that had worked with US Special Operations Forces, utilizing 1206 funding designated for "maritime train and equip for interdiction purposes," which reflected the emphasis put upon this role (Munson 2013).