Sentence examples for narcotics from the from inspiring English sources

His idea is to move the responsibility for narcotics from the Home Office to the health service.

She steals narcotics from the hospital and uses them when she's there and also when she's at home.

"The irony for me is that we're going to keep out everybody who has been convicted of transporting or selling narcotics from the business of transporting and selling narcotics," Weitz said, "which is essentially what you call colonialism.

In Realtor-speak, the district is "in transition," which means in Police Department terms that its college-educated young renting class and bonus-gorged co-op-owning elite can still score narcotics from the old-guard locals, whose complexions are generally darker than the new folks', making them easy to spot on party nights but tricky to ID in photo lineups come the red-eyed mornings after.

What you're beginning to see is a slow and steady shift from the production of narcotics from the organic narcotics from the traditional areas like Afghanistan and moving into zones of consumption.

The triumvirate of Antonio Ezequiel, Costilla Sánchez, and Lazcano controlled the flow of narcotics from the southern state of Quintana Roo to the northern Tamaulipas state.

A string of mysterious infections at a hospital from 1998 to 1999 were traced to a most unexpected source, doctors are reporting today: a respiratory therapist who is suspected of having used a needle and syringe to steal a narcotic from the bags of intravenous medicine that were hanging by the bedsides of critically ill patients.

The UK took a lead role in counter-narcotics from the beginning, and sent troops to Helmand in 2006 partly because this was the largest area of poppy cultivation.

It is also awash with Afghan narcotics from across the long, porous border.

The purpose of the agent's visits was to buy narcotics from Lewis, and the details of their business dealings were all that concerned him.

The Mexico-based traffickers that ship narcotics from South America to the United States are in a pitched battle with President Felipe Calderón's government, which has sent the army to trouble spots around the country to shut them down.