Sentence examples for interdict any from inspiring English sources

Asiri, the Saudi coalition spokesman, said Saudi Arabia's ground and naval forces would continue to guard its border with Yemen and interdict any shipments to the rebels.

Their mission was to interdict any Pakistani military attempts to interfere with the raid.

The light cruiser and three destroyers patrolled west of Guadalcanal to interdict any Allied ships that tried to approach the island.

Simultaneously, a task force consisting of a reinforced infantry battalion, two battalions of heavy artillery and a tank destroyer battalion would advance down Highway 1 towards Los Baños to interdict any Japanese attempts to interfere.

Tasked with a dual mission, Cardiff was to provide fire support to the marines of 3 Commando Brigade, and to interdict any Argentine aircraft attempting to fly into Stanley.

Since U.S. Navy warships had yet to attempt to interdict any Tokyo Express missions to Guadalcanal, the Japanese were not expecting any opposition from U.S. naval surface forces that night.

The U.S. marines have the ability to interdict all Taliban lines of communication out of Kandahar -- roads, trails, whatever".

This is a legal grey area: Scotland has its own legal system, and prudent lawyers usually make sure that they apply for an "interdict" there to match any injunction obtained elsewhere.

But his treatment of the church during the interdict, although arousing little if any opposition among the laity at the time, angered monastic chroniclers, who henceforth loaded him with charges of tyranny, cruelty, and, with less reason, of sacrilege and irreligion.

Hus's enemies then renewed his trial at the Curia, where he was declared under major excommunication for refusing to appear and an interdict was pronounced over Prague or any other place where Hus might reside, thereby denying certain sacraments of the church to communicants in the interdicted area.

It would be helpful if he could use this occasion to get the United Nations Security Council to authorize all of its members to interdict the illicit unannounced movement of any and all nuclear goods and technology useful to making nuclear weapons or nuclear-weapons-capable delivery systems (read long-range missiles or space launch vehicles).