Sentence examples for narcotics has been from inspiring English sources

The Drug Enforcement Administration, which is responsible for controlling narcotics, has been trying for several years to move hydrocodone products from Schedule III, where restrictions on prescribing and using the drugs are moderate, to Schedule II, where restrictions are much tighter.

For some patients, the inability to fully wean from narcotics has been attributed to opiate-induced hyperalgesia, neurological central sensitization, gastrointestinal dysmotility, and/or chronic post surgical pain.

So far, 750 people have been arrested and tons of narcotics have been seized over the last 21 months.

Mr. Ludin said the Afghan government was not convinced that all other measures to combat narcotics had been exhausted, and it was also worried about the impact the chemicals might have on people and legitimate crops.

Dogs have searched the school twice since January, and no narcotics have been found, though the dogs did indicate several lockers, which were found to contain nothing illegal, Dr. Murphy said.

Although various stimulants and narcotics have been in use to date, new drugs targeting cannabinoid receptors have been abused since their existence in herbal mixtures was disclosed in 2008 [ 1].

Kelly, the Cleveland chief of rehabilitation, who is closely involved with Shurvon's treatment now but didn't work with him before his months at R.I.C., referred to case notes and told me that Shurvon's grimacing (or what grimacing his frozen features allowed) had indicated pain and that the narcotic had been necessary to address it.

The convoy had been preparing to destroy opium-poppy fields; the narcotics trade has been helping to finance the insurgency.

The international narcotics trade has been the foundation for diversification by crime and terror groups into other lucrative ventures.

(AP) MEXICO: DRUG CASE LAWYER KILLED -- The body of a lawyer for a suspected narcotics financier has been found in Mexico City, the attorney general's office reported.

The number of misdemeanor narcotics arrests has been increasing for more than five years, and many police commanders say that pressure within the department to push up arrest numbers has led to a flood of minor drug charges.