Sentence examples for from the blockade from inspiring English sources

The commercial enterprises run by whites on these blocks were exempt from the blockade.

From my arrival in Gaza, the deprivations and hardships resulting from the blockade were all too evident.

I was stunned to discover that the lead Soviet ship, the Kimovsk, was actually 750 miles away from the blockade line, heading back toward the Soviet Union, at the time of the supposed "eyeball to eyeball" incident.

(The report had said that although Israel was entitled to enforce the naval blockade, its decision to board the vessels "with such substantial force at a great distance from the blockade zone and with no final warning immediately prior to the boarding was excessive and unreasonable").

After the Mavi Marmara raid, a United Nations panel found that although Israel was entitled to enforce the naval blockade as a security measure, its decision to board the vessels "with such substantial force at a great distance from the blockade zone and with no final warning immediately prior to the boarding was excessive and unreasonable".

Information of the biomolecules such as length, composition, andinteractions with other biomolecules can be extracted from the blockade ionic current.In order to get the structural information of a DNA strand at the single base level, abottleneck to break through is to control the DNA translocation speed through ananopore.

For the radicals who have El Alto in their grip, Mr Morales and the European NGOs are "useful idiots", in Lenin's phrase.The poorest have suffered most from the blockades, and would suffer again from nationalisation.

EL-ARISH, Egypt (Reuters) -- A Libyan-chartered ship carrying aid for Palestinians entered the port here on Wednesday, an Egyptian official said, a day after Israel's navy warned it away from the blockaded Gaza Strip.

VICE News reports from the blockades to learn if the recent violence and the threat of eviction will force the teachers to end their protests.

From the blockading squadron a fleet comprising 11 ships of the line under Admiral Juan de Lángara was dispatched to intercept Rodney's convoy, and the Atlantic fleet of Admiral Luis de Córdova at Cadiz was also alerted to try to catch him.

One of the original founders of Idle No More, Sylvia McAdam, openly distanced herself from the blockades, indicating to the National Post that they were the work of chiefs and not in the spirit of her movement, with the potential to "irritate the public" rather than educate it about native issues.