Sentence examples for less interdiction from inspiring English sources

Waits at border crossings could reach 4 to 5 hours, ports could face gridlock and reduced Coast Guard patrols would mean less interdiction of drug and illegal immigrants and more pressure on fisheries, she said.

Beijing has responded in two ways: first by beginning to build up its own naval power, and second by seeking alternative supply routes that are less susceptible to interdiction by the United States or other hostile powers.

She likes to frame ecological arguments not in the common conservationist language of interdiction — consume less, reduce your food miles, lose those incandescent bulbs — but rather as overtures to more engaged and imaginative participation.

So since he personally favored treatment why did he "fear" that voters might turn off to interdiction (cutting off supply) when they discovered that it is a far, far less cost-effective approach than treatment (lowering demand)?

ONDCP is trying to say they spend more money on treatment than anything else, but if you look at all the money they're spending (including prevention and treatment; domestic law enforcement; interdiction; and international efforts, p.2 of the 2015 budget) they're spending much less on treatment and education than these classic quintessential drug war tactics.

I conducted harassment and interdiction fire.

This would be much easier than interdiction.

But the interdiction of cocaine was the immediate focus.

Interdiction causes the extreme profits made by the drug cartels.

Interdiction of milk supplies, though important, is plainly insufficient.

Perhaps Mr Schumer should demand the interdiction of Frankfurter sausages.