Sentence examples for interdicts from inspiring English sources

PROFILE of Venice, its contest with the Holy See over the Republic's leaning toward Protestantism, about interdicts & bans imposed on Venice by various Popes.

Whenever the headquarters contributes intelligence to guide a mission that successfully interdicts a large cache of cocaine, a flag is raised in the yard.

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.

Rendition is justifiable because it interdicts terrorists, and terrorism is not merely a problem of law enforcement.

By Mary McCarthy The New Yorker, July 14 , 1956P. 29 PROFILE of Venice, its contest with the Holy See over the Republic's leaning toward Protestantism, about interdicts & bans imposed on Venice by various Popes.

It interdicts much of what leaves Iraq by sea, but the land borders are fairly porous, especially for products that are not exactly going to supply the secret wealth Iraq would need to develop weapons of mass destruction.

My only add is to wonder, given the proportion of luxury goods that are made in China these days, what hope the US could ever have of interdicting trade between adjacent countries that kind of like one another anyhow.

A more ambitious tactic would be to capture ground on Pakistan's side of the Line of Control (LoC) to interdict terrorists before they get across.Both strategies would have the virtue of confining the hostilities to what Pakistan calls "Azad (free) Kashmir", which it regards as disputed ground rather than as an integral part of its own territory.

"We went through a phase in which we made the mistake of seeing ourselves as a supply transit centre, so we just had to interdict.

The extra troops will also establish greater control of the open desert border with Pakistan in the south; they will seek to interdict fighters and weapons being smuggled into Afghanistan and drugs being taken out of it.This may lead to a rise in violence, at least in the short term.

In 2002 it deployed maritime forces to the Arabian Sea to interdict terrorists, and sent troops to Afghanistan under American command.