Examples of using Blockades in English and their translations into Arabic
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Points of departure for the possible agreements on the scale-down of blockades.
With Vaidam's help, Mr. Akpabio finally got rid of his triple blockades.
Closures and blockades must be lifted and unhindered access allowed for humanitarian supplies.
The blockades have often made it impossible to get the injured to hospitals.
Continuing hostilities, physical blockades and security instabilities continued to hamper the Palestinian economy.
Cuba will go forward and no hurricanes, blockades or aggressions will stop it.
Economic engagement is generally better than blockades and so on, in this regard.
We oppose the military aggressions and economic blockades by Israeli authorities in the Palestinian-controlled areas.
Nipping fines with the month, blockades in transfers, Building permits,
Nipping fines with the month, blockades in transfers, Building permits,
The region is devastated by conflicts and inter-State tensions, dividing lines and economic blockades.
We have been living for more than 50 years under United States and Japanese sanctions and blockades.
Schools were directly affected by closures and blockades, which are a widespread tactic of protesters in Nepal.
The continued imposition by the CPN-M of blockades and bandhs must be strongly condemned by the international community.
Economic blockades and collective punishment are the most favoured instruments applied by Israel to terrorize the Palestinian people.
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My delegation is totally convinced that economic blockades and other coercive measures will not resolve disputes between States.
The Croatian Government maintained that it was not in a position to take decisive action to lift the blockades.
These difficulties were compounded by the protest blockades in February, which hindered movement across the ceasefire line.
Policies based on economic embargoes and blockades derived from old-fashioned views that had been rationally rejected and superseded.