Sentence examples for it interdicts from inspiring English sources

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

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.

An American boarding party from the Navy destroyer Farragut accompanied the Yemeni crew as it interdicted, boarded, inspected and seized the vessel, officials said.

Indian forces could capture Pakistani posts, maybe even seize a few kilometres of territory, which would help it interdict militants trying to cross the line.

It would interdict elementary and middle school teachers from discussing homosexuality.

On 2 December, the ship joined the protected cruiser and monitor in bombarding the Kavak bridge, destroying several spans of it and interdicting Ottoman communications to the Gallipoli Peninsula.

It might interdict VEGF/VEGFR signal pathways, leading to cell cycle arrest and suppressing downstream signal pathway indirectly, then up-regulating the expression of apoptosis-promoting genes, down-regulating the expression of anti-apoptosis genes, and finally inhibiting the growth and promoting the apoptosis of tumor cells.

In the 1870s British missionaries moved into Malawi, the place of origin of the Indian Ocean Islamic slave trade, in an attempt to interdict it at its very source.

But it rarely investigates or interdicts such products.

"The Administration smugly thought it could handle the conflict in aims (between the United States and) the contra groups, whether it was to interdict arms or overthrow the Sandinistas," an intelligence source said.

Beijing says it will not interdict North Korean cargo ships at sea, as the United States and Japan have recommended, and has warned against seeking to use the sanctions to provoke a confrontation.