Sentence examples for narcotics groups were from inspiring English sources

Juan C. Zarate, a former deputy national security adviser in the Bush administration who is now at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the Southern District's approach was "cutting edge" because of the new ways terrorist and narcotics groups were working together abroad.

More specifically, patients in the narcotic group were four times more likely to experience a compound bone fracture, apparently as a result of a fall, and they were twice as likely to have a heart attack.

The other patients (non-EPI group) were administrated narcotics or non-steroid anti-inflammatory agents.

Participants in the study as well as control groups are managed by goal-directed sedation and undergo daily decreases in sedatives and/or narcotics.

Some groups are using the drug industry's playbook to get doctors to think twice about prescribing narcotics.

Most of the patients in the C group were anaesthetized with narcotics.

According to Paul Quinn-Judge, the Central Asia director for International Crisis Group, organised crime and narcotic groups may already be looking for a new set of patrons.

With forested borders that enabled the smuggling of arms and narcotics, and neighbouring states that offered shelter, forming a splinter-group was not hard.

Farc and other groups funded by narcotics production were also involved in kidnapping.

Narcotics detectives were accused of planting drugs on innocent civilians.

Nineteen narcotics deputies were convicted.