Sentence examples for interdictions the from inspiring English sources

In conducting any interdictions, the United States could risk open confrontation with North Korea.

The sanctions might be used to justify future interdictions, the officials said.

The American-led coalition's goals include the defeat of the Taliban, the interdiction of the opium business and the bolstering and cleaning up of the government in Kabul.

While the administration sought support for a tough stance on Iran, it went ahead with announcing new details about the interdictions under the Proliferation Security Initiative, which was agreed to by 10 nations and the United States last spring.

But that's the nature of the Republican Party since the interdiction of the Tea Party.

Through satellite surveillance and maritime interdiction, the United States is trying to curb North Korea's exports of missiles and drugs.

In the post-9/11 era of linking drugs with terror, of beefed-up border security and improved communication between international law-enforcement agencies in both intelligence-gathering and interdiction, the industry is likely to grow even more diffuse.

The more intense the interdiction, the more power seems to accrue to the transgressive act.

The U.S. has a spotty and turbulent history intervening in Latin America and the Caribbean, but outside of drug interdiction, the western hemisphere has largely taken a backseat when it comes to foreign policy during the Obama administration.

"Despite rhetoric from Kenyan political leaders, there has been a lack of action in the form of high level prosecutions or interdiction," the US State Department's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs said in a report released earlier this year.

Also thus distorted is La Sorcière (1862), an apology for witches considered as godforsaken souls, victims of the antinatural interdictions of the church.