interdiction|interdictions in English

noun

prohibition, prevention; removal of certain religious privileges (Roman Catholicism); hindrance of enemy progress with steady bombardment (Military)

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1. There is a very significant difference between interdictions about sexuality and other forms of interdiction.

2. the Customs Service's drug interdiction programs.

3. There is no real name for the interdiction.

4. She participated in the assault on Kojo and provided harassing and interdiction fire.

5. Broader Countermine warfare requirements for ISR, indications and warning, interdiction, and post-interdiction intelligence collection should be addressed in these multiwarfare requirements definitions, treated similarly to the other key warfare areas

6. the market for marijuana remains vibrantdespite interdiction by the governments of most nations.

7. An ally of the U.S. will use the systems for counter-terror interdiction missions.

8. In addition to patrol duty , blastboats are dispatched for planetary defense and interdiction missions.

9. Attack missions include the subtypes air interdiction, suppression of enemy air defense (SEAD), and close air support (CAS).

10. Now the military, especially the air force, is becoming much more involved in drug interdiction.

11. These capacity-building measures should include efforts to improve air-traffic interdiction in zones of conflict;

12. The interdiction of a nation's lines of communication at sea by the use of naval power.

13. Some countries have agencies whose duties include the interdiction of letter bombs and the investigation of letter bombings.

14. Its primary mission is anti-armour and battlefield interdiction, with a secondary capability for air-to-air combat.

15. With the development of the strategies that used in scanning network worm propagation, the technology of detection, recovery and interdiction is developing too.

16. Over the next three years, federal prosecutions of drug cases dropped 12 percent and drug interdiction spending fell 35 percent.

17. It provides joint and combined offensive counter air, interdiction, airdrop, close air support, and large force employment training under a simulated combat environment.

18. It also emphasizes a regional and international cooperation, especially on maritime interdiction to make sure weapons don't reach Gaza by sea.

19. The primary Aerostat mission is to provide low level radar surveillance data in support of federal agencies involved in the nation's drug interdiction program

20. Market agent is not much to the performance of the most typical source of income is subject to interdiction from the developer.

21. Its working principle is to rely on interdiction or open light shading plate issued by the sub-optical cable, so that by the light bamboo output signal change.

22. U.S. authorities have sent six helicopters stationed in Peru for drug interdiction and police training to join four Peruvian military and several private choppers in the rescue.

23. HU-25C Guardian Drug interdiction version for the US Coast Guard, equipped with a Westinghouse APG-66 search radar and WF-360 Forward looking infrared turret.

24. The Air Force doubled the number of sorties sent into Route Package One to more than 6,000 per month with the campaign concentrated on interdiction "choke points", road closing, and truck hunting.

25. Aerostat system supports the automated interoperability between tactical/theater surveillance assets and the dissemination of threat data to operational forces to aid interdiction of hostile fires and unconventional threats