Sentence examples for that the interdiction from inspiring English sources

In an interview this morning, Senator Dianne Feinstein, Chairman of the United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, said that the interdiction program that has been variously reported over the course of several revelations "does not sound familiar". .

Ramananda's teachings were similar to those of Ramanuja except that he dropped the interdiction on intercaste dining and the strict rule that all teaching and texts used had to be in the Sanskrit language.

Those who wish to undermine the profits of the drug cartels or those who insist on the interdiction programme that keeps the cartels alive EDWARD BRYANTNew YorkSIR If America is serious about curtailing the drugs trade, it should call off the "war" as it is now being pursued and instead allow the importation, growth or manufacture of currently illicit substances to proceed unhindered.

The Coast Guard also assists in the interdiction of illegal narcotics that enter the United States on or over coastal waters.

"The interdiction initiative that the president announced in Krakow has been well received and has now moved forward," he said, referring to the president's visit to Poland last month, although he added that no date had been set to begin intercepting such shipments.

Senator Ashcroft told a conservative think tank in 1997: "A government which takes the resources that we would devote toward the interdiction of drugs and converts them to treatment resources, and instead of saying 'Just say no' says 'Just say maybe' or 'Just don't inhale'... is a government that accommodates us at our lowest and least".

But that's the nature of the Republican Party since the interdiction of the Tea Party.

"The interdiction program has been suspended temporarily, but that could be a very long time, depending on the investigation," said a State Department official.

These signals communicate a failure in the supply chain that requires an adversarial innovation to defeat the updated shape of the interdiction.

"Close observation reveals that this is a language comprising one recurring unit of speech: the interdiction".

But the interdiction of cocaine was the immediate focus.