Sentence examples for foreign narcotics from inspiring English sources

The suspect, Walid Makled García, was among several accused smugglers named "significant foreign narcotics traffickers" last year by President Obama.

President Obama has named La Familia a significant foreign narcotics trafficker, which makes it illegal for American citizens to have any contact with the group, and in February, 2010, the Treasury Department formally identified seven La Familia leaders, including El Chayo, as drug kingpins, increasing the criminal penalties for Americans caught associating with them.

The US Treasury Department designated Fernández as a "Foreign Narcotics Kingpin" in November.

The US Treasury Department added Salazar to their "Kingpin List" in May 2014, designating him as a "foreign narcotics trafficker".

Guzman and the Sinaloa Cartel have been identified by the United States as significant foreign narcotics traffickers under the U.S. Kingpin Act.

I wondered what natural survival mode could have propelled him to leave his mother's body so early to be free of the foreign narcotics within him.

While Anthony Lewis rightly points out the futility of fighting a "drug war" by trying to choke off foreign supply of narcotics (column, June 24), Colombia nonetheless deserves American aid.

Even as the Turkish state militarizes border security and gets a handle on gasoline smuggling, the unrelenting flow of narcotics, foreign fighters, and illicit funds across the Syrian border are a persistent threat to international security and will remain so as long as the conflict to Turkey's south smolders.

Under its administration are the U.S. Mission to the United Nations, the Foreign Service Institute, and various offices of diplomatic security, foreign intelligence, policy analysis, international narcotics control, protocol, and passport services.

The looming withdrawal of American and NATO troops by 2014 from the still unresolved war, along with President Karzai's coming exit, is causing anxiety among the Afghan elite who have been among the war's biggest beneficiaries, enriching themselves from American military contracts, insider business deals with foreign companies, government corruption and narcotics trafficking.

The torrent of narcotics, weapons and foreign money flowing through Guatemala's borders complicates the ongoing process of democratic state-building.