Sentence examples for interdiction measures from inspiring English sources

The report declared the nation to be "at a crossroads: either (i) energetic interdiction measures are taken now... or (ii) the drug cancer in Afghanistan will keep spreading and metastasise into corruption, violence and terrorism — within and beyond the country's borders".

The resolution also targets individuals and institutions explicitly connected with the North's WMD program, strengthens interdiction measures to limit the transfer of WMD technology by land, sea and air, and also prohibits the transfer of luxury commodities - such as jewellery, yachts and cars - to the North.

Vazquez said stepped-up interdiction measures has coincided with a decrease in drug purity, leaving addicts scrambling, sometimes by violent means, to obtain their chemical of choice.

They do talk about increased interdiction and detection measures.

The wealthy, pro-modernist class who founded the Turkish republic reacted to resistance from the poor and backward sectors of society not by attempting to understand them, but by law- enforcement measures, interdictions, and the army.

In addition, the national security framework lost credibility as 6,400 persons were referred for terrorist-related prosecutions in the two years following 9/11, and the federal government justified measures like the interdiction and detention of Haitian boat people as security imperatives.

By contrast, standard control measures such as travel interdictions or enforced quarantine are classic, and often poorly targeted, examples of command and control instruments.

Gray said it would be unfair to measure the program's success by drug interdiction or border-crosser apprehensions alone, as the unmanned aircraft aren't used solely for border security.

Sheriff Skrah's "astronomical" cost was estimated by the Secretary of State's office to be $400,000 annually for three new Highway Interdiction Team members, training of all Advanced Roadside Impairment Driving Enforcement, and training Drug Recognition Experts, whereas Measure 91 is estimated to bring in $17 to $40 million annually.

Measurement of prothrombin time serves as a yardstick to assess the interdiction of the extrinsic pathway.

Constrain it to circle in its current nuclear ambiguity through covert undermining (Stuxnet 2.0, etc)., tough measures to block its access to hard currency, and, as a last resort, a "quarantine" similar to John Kennedy's interdiction of shipping to Cuba during the missile crisis.