Sentence examples for more blockaded from inspiring English sources

On 12 December, Occupy activists in the west coast from Oakland, Los Angeles, San Diego, Seattle and more blockaded the west-coast ports in solidarity with longshoremen and port truckers' struggles against Export Grain Terminal and Goldman Sachs, which owns many of the port terminals and is guilty of exploiting the non-union and short-run port truck drivers.

Despite promises in the 2012 ceasefire agreement to ease the blockade, Gaza was actually more blockaded than ever prior to this escalation, as the tunnels linking it to Egypt and bringing daily essential goods had been all but destroyed.

He said the government wanted to avoid more blockades of milk processing plants by farmers who have been warning they could go out of business.

"The hope is that more supermarkets will follow the example of the Co-op and Morrisons, thereby easing the immediate pressure on farmers and averting the threat of more blockades".

Turns out they sometimes attempt to demobilize coaches and HGVs by stealing the keys, or snapping them off in the ignition, to add more blockades to the highway.

In his Saint Patrick's Day address in 1940, Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Éamon de Valera lamented: "No country had ever been more effectively blockaded because of the activities of belligerents and our lack of ships... ...... Ireland was a net food exporter.

On the other hand, the therapeutic effects of SGAs are attributable also to some degree to D2 antagonism, but more to blockade of certain serotonin (mostly 5HT2A) receptors.

It is not just the dramatically heightened security measures, which had already been expanded in recent years -- more huge concrete planters blockading the grounds, more guards, more streets closed to traffic.

When the authorities showed up to destroy their crops, more than 10,000 people blockaded the area.

Leningrad suffered terribly during the war — it was blockaded for more than two years by the Germans, deprived of food and heat.

The Robert Wiseman Dairy processing plant off junction 24 of the M5 near Bridgwater in Somerset was blockaded by more than 200 farmers with their tractors on Thursday night.