Sentence examples for the interdiction of from inspiring English sources

But the interdiction of cocaine was the immediate focus.

Perhaps Mr Schumer should demand the interdiction of Frankfurter sausages.

At home, Indonesia wages its "war on drugs", with the interdiction of traffickers its primary weapon.

Several nations just completed the first of 10 scheduled exercises simulating the interdiction of nuclear shipments, in waters near Australia.

The American-led coalition's goals include the defeat of the Taliban, the interdiction of the opium business and the bolstering and cleaning up of the government in Kabul.

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

The interdiction on the part of Coalition aircraft and Saudi and Qatari ground forces was having an effect on the occupying Iraqi troops.

It is an escape from the interdictions of daily life; an exaltation of endless discovery and joy in being alive, attuned and attentive to the immediate surroundings.

The master is five years dead when Dinu arrives, but traces of his life remain in the hidden society of forbidden appetites Dinu is drawn to, despite the interdictions of his Orthodox faith, and the ghostly disapproval of his mother.

A population that willingly polices itself through the interdictions of married life, Kipnis argues, has given up any revolutionary strivings, and will submit to other repressive social orders — capitalism, say — without protest.

One important factor that contributed to the poor relations was the American interdiction of trade with the Indian populations on the upper St. Lawrence and the Great Lakes, since the trade goods might be used to support British garrisons in those areas.