Sentence examples for interdiction to from inspiring English sources

"There may also be a case for using special forces of interdiction to destroy the boats before they leave port".

International naval forces are itching for greater powers of interdiction to stop boats carrying charcoal and weapons, but plans have stalled as the UN Security Council squabbles.

While nonproliferation relies on laws and treaties to restrain countries from producing weapons of mass destruction, counterproliferation relies on force or physical interdiction to stop them.

Other approaches that are being tested include launching an attack on personal Internet connections, often called "interdiction," to prevent a person from using a network while attempting to download pirated music or offer it to others.

Mr. Rhodes insisted that the alliance between the United States and the Philippines was "rock solid"; the two countries work together on a range of issues, from drug interdiction to counterterrorism.

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.

Waiting for a telephone call is thereby woven out of tiny, unavowable interdictions to infinity: I forbid myself to leave the room, to go to the toilet, even to telephone (to keep the line from being busy).

International law neither negates nor limits the jurisdiction of states with respect to such crimes, but instead gives effect to state interdictions to bring the assailants to trial.

UN member states must double down on their commitments to biodiversity, offering financial support to indigenous and peasant communities, while reallocating interdiction resources to efforts to prevent money laundering in environmentally degrading rural sectors.

After all, whatever the results, it's an accomplishment to send 200 Marines to Guatemala for a month of drug interdiction work, to get those Global Hawks secretly to Australia to monitor the Pacific, and to corner the market on things that go boom in the night.

On 29 April President Lyndon B. Johnson authorized Coast Guard units to operate under Navy command in Vietnam and to provide surveillance and interdiction assistance to Navy vessels and aircraft in an effort to stop the infiltration of troops, weapons and ammunition into South Vietnam by North Vietnamese Army (NVA) and Viet Cong (VC) forces.