Sentence examples for had interdicted from inspiring English sources
Separate from this current multinational exercise, American and Yemeni officials disclosed last week that a joint operation had interdicted a boat carrying a large load of explosives and weapons, including shoulder-launched antiaircraft weapons.
They acknowledge that there has not been a single instance in which a large cache has been interdicted, which has led to suspicions that smuggling is occurring farther north.
In 1933 the Vatican, which had previously interdicted Catholic membership in socialist organizations, signed a concordat with Germany that forbade priests to speak out on politics and gave Hitler a say in naming bishops.
We have also interdicted dozens of ships and inspected hundreds of shipments of Iran-bound cargos suspected of violating sanctions, and have coordinated closely with American and international authorities to share intelligence and to stop and seize sensitive transshipments.
"We went through a phase in which we made the mistake of seeing ourselves as a supply transit centre, so we just had to interdict.
"A number of those plots have been interdicted, and a lot of the guys who were trying to do that are dead by drones," Shaikh said.
Among the publications that have been interdicted under the Act are works by Vladimir Lenin and Mao Zedong, and the Russian political newspaper Pravda.
"The marines and coalition forces operating from the forward operating base have begun interdicting lines of communication south of Kandahar," he said.
My only add is to wonder, given the proportion of luxury goods that are made in China these days, what hope the US could ever have of interdicting trade between adjacent countries that kind of like one another anyhow.
