trade blockade

Why a trade blockade should be our fault, I do not know."

The trade blockade was to last eight years, and ended in a seven-month siege.

An embargo is when a government starts a trade blockade on a country or a certain part of a country.

Greece was still dissatisfied and it imposed a trade blockade in February 1994.

Greece lifted a two-year trade blockade only after the two countries signed an accord in 1995.

Not able to submitting to the peninsula, Santa Anna imposed a trade blockade.

We have added another half-dozen ships to the trade blockade of Recluce."

A brutal trade blockade was imposed.

Did you know the entire Ferenginar system has been under an Ascendancy trade blockade for the past seven years?

A ceasefire was agreed in 1994 but Turkey and Azerbaijan imposed a trade blockade over the dispute.

Belgrade reacted by stopping transfers of money and stepping up enforcement of its trade blockade of Montenegro.

In 1807, imperial Britain pushed Denmark off the island to use it to smuggle goods past Napoleon's trade blockade.

This resulted in a trade blockade from Serbia and Bosnia that do not recognise the Republic of Kosovo.

She waged war against the Germans, resulting in a trade blockade and higher taxation on Norwegians, which resulted in a rebellion.

When Yugoslavia's southernmost republic declared itself the independent state of Macedonia in September 1991, Greece slapped a trade blockade on it.

Thus, the European Parliament has, for example, emphasised to Turkey, in recital P, that trade blockades constitute an obstacle in the region.

The Republic had to set up all necessities of life, ranging from 'postage stamps, army badges, and train tickets' whilst subject to Dutch trade blockades.

The Russian position appeared to reflect the quandary posed for President Boris N. Yeltsin by the drive to strengthen the trade blockade of Yugoslavia.

So the proposals fall well short of the near-total trade blockades the Council has slapped on Iraq, Yugoslavia and Haiti, and they have no enforcement provisions.

North Korea gave its assent to the inspections late Friday, only hours before the start of a process that could have resulted in a trade blockade against the Communist country.

The U.N. is trying to promote negotiations between Greece and Macedonia, but Greece demands concessions first, and maintains its trade blockade.

Armenia's economic problems are aggravated by a trade blockade imposed by neighbouring Turkey and Azerbaijan since the dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh.

Mertens follows Castro through revolution and a reign that, despite the Bay of Pigs, trade blockades and scores of assassination attempts, lasts for 47 years.

Once in the palace, Padmé's forces storm the throne room and capture the viceroy, ending the trade blockades of Naboo once and for all.

The trade blockade on Iraq was starting to bite, and most other restaurants in Baghdad had already closed as milk, meat, and other amenities disappeared from the shops.