Sentence examples for interdict in from inspiring English sources

The famous 6th & last interdict, in 1606, under Pope Paul 5th, was brough about over the Venetians punishment of priests & monks for unmorality & other crimes.

"The so-called 'superinjunction' didn't apply in this particular jurisdiction and those representing the particular individual didn't take precautions to apply for an interdict in Scotland," McBride added.

Philip of France also turned a deaf ear to papal commands, even when the pope threatened excommunication and interdict in December 1073 and a year later announced that he would do everything in his power to depose Philip.

For refusing to desist from the hostilities that he had instigated and for appearing to be a dangerous rival to the Papal States, Sixtus placed Venice under interdict in 1483.

Cox-2 inhibitors represent an approach to interdict in the carcinogenic process".

Some of the largest illegal ivory consignments recently interdicted in Asia, involving thousands of tusks, have originated at Togo's port, Lome.

Despite the interdicts in his will, Johanna Canetti, his heir and daughter from his second marriage, has decided that his London diary ("From England", as he called it) could after all be released before 2024.

Mr. Ross, the longtime negotiator, said a low point came in January 2002, when Israelis interdicted in the Red Sea the Karine A, a ship carrying Iranian arms for use against Israelis.

A free-speech regime cannot accommodate the notion of blasphemous speech, of speech interdicted in advance, for the cardinal tenet of First Amendment doctrine is that no concept or proposition (even one critical of a deity) should be either demonized or glorified before it is put to the test of rational deliberation.

Asked if that meant acting to interdict terrorists in a neighboring country, Mr. Howard said, "Oh yes, I think any Australian prime minister would".

The ATF had ceased to interdict weapons in the hope that they would lead agents to bigger targets.