Sentence examples for it would interdict from inspiring English sources
It would interdict elementary and middle school teachers from discussing homosexuality.
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.
That would institute a sort of "don't ask, don't tell" policy toward the cultivators and would present a thorny question: where would troops interdict the opium — just outside the farm gate, on the lane leading from the farm, on the road to town? "How do you support the rule of law while providing a proper penalty and disincentive so they switch crops next year?" Commander Eggers said.
The division would also interdict all roads and railway lines in the area to impede the movement of Dutch forces.
It would also attempt to close off North Korea's illicit trade networks, by interdicting ships, expanding sanctions against Chinese companies, and freezing the assets of individual leaders.
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.
It would seem as if they were there to escort the B-25s, rather than their actual intention, to interdict Axis air transports.
It would be helpful if he could use this occasion to get the United Nations Security Council to authorize all of its members to interdict the illicit unannounced movement of any and all nuclear goods and technology useful to making nuclear weapons or nuclear-weapons-capable delivery systems (read long-range missiles or space launch vehicles).
And it would be speculative to conclude given the district court's findings, the written directives, and the actual arrests that petitioners would not have operated these roadblocks but for the state's interest in interdicting drugs.
