He explained his interdiction strategy, which relied on pulling over out-of-state cars for minor traffic violations, then looking for indicators of drug trafficking.
Increasingly, his interdiction efforts are aimed at stopping boats from going south to Ecuador, where he says they have better chances of eluding capture as the cargoes make their way north to the U.S. market.
His interdictions against blood transfusion are set out in Genesis, Leviticus and Acts.
And it was indeed against Fichte that, ten years later, he felt compelled to repeat in stronger terms than ever before his original interdiction against philosophers.
Tenaha's mayor and city marshal were understandably receptive when, in the fall of 2006, Barry Washington, a former state trooper from Carthage, Texas, arrived and told them that his drug-interdiction skills could be put to good use along its section of Highway 59.
Not long ago, Washington would have greeted Mr. Fujimori's departure with mixed feelings because of his support for drug interdiction programs.
The use of prolepsis, however, is much in evidence: as Robert Irwin points out in his superb introduction, the interdiction to do what is forbidden is a way of generating narrative suspense, and here it often seems impossible for our protagonists to survive.
Derrida calls his experience of the "interdiction" "unforgettable and generalizable" (1998, p. 37).
Brown and his men made their first interdiction that day, capturing a wagon-train of supplies destined for the fort.
His last patrol, a drug interdiction operation in the Caribbean, was delayed because of "a cascading set of failures" that included a busted water maker and problems with the propulsion controls.
The master is five years dead when Dinu arrives, but traces of his life remain in the hidden society of forbidden appetites Dinu is drawn to, despite the interdictions of his Orthodox faith, and the ghostly disapproval of his mother.
