Examples of using Blockades in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The army blockades were overrun.
How many wars? Several blockades?
Blockades of which I did not know.
The old people have blockades here and here.
Blockades on every block, four blocks out.
And give me blockades from elm to fourth.
There are invading armies, there are big blockades.
Others circumvented the blockades by using VPNs.
First they fight us with planes and tanks, and now with darkness and blockades.”.
All units, establish blockades in the nort. hbound lanes of Highway 11 at the Main Street bridge.
For severe pain, novocaine blockades are used.
Both blockades failed to force the city into submission, and the foreign powers eventually desisted from their demands.
Keep the people of the street, so we and medical centres set up blockades.
That was to take care of bad weather, punctures, blockades, transport strikes, and sheer bad luck.
The Committee met in the Old Library of University Church of St Mary the Virgin, Oxford, for the firsttime in 1942, and its aim was to relieve famine in Greece caused by Allied naval blockades.
And Cuba needs to be far more resourceful, because of the blockades and things, but a really wonderful playground.
In this regard, the Jewish people who are carrying out blockades against ICE are engaging in rational efforts to prevent the recurrence of the same unthinkable injustices that were perpetrated against their ancestors- just as Willem Van Spronsen, who grew up in the wake of World War II, made the rational decision that the time had come to fight the rise of fascism just as people did in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s.
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He added that"tonight and tomorrow we will tell(Benjamin) Netanyahu and(Donald)Trump that we are a people not affected by blockades, sanctions, poverty and hunger.".
We should be prepared to cut off electricity and impose tougher blockades if they continue orchestrating terrorist activity or launch rockets against us.
Electricity was still out, water and food were scarce, and officials said young men in villages along the road between the hard-hit cities of Les Cayes andJeremie were building blockades of rocks and broken branches to halt relief convoys.
In the nineteenth century the city suffered naval blockades on two occasions: by the French from 1838 to 1840, and a joint Anglo-French blockade from 1845 to 1848.
Power is still out, water and food are scarce, and officials say that young men in villages along the road between the hard-hit cities of Les Cayes andJeremie are putting up blockades of rocks and broken branches to halt convoys of vehicles bringing relief supplies.
Trustworthy stores willaccept returns because they are concerned in removing all blockades customers might feel when they are new to this type of purchase, but that doesn't mean you can buy these puppies, wear them a while, and then return them for all your money back.
To achieve these goals, the movement has made use of a wide range of instruments, from the publication of clever reports and day-to-day political work in communities particularly affected by climate change,through civil disobedience(for example coal mine blockades), to the militant struggles of the Ogoni in the Niger Delta.
Jewish merchants, such as Aaron Lopez of Newport andIsaac Moses of Philadelphia, sailed their ships past British blockades to provide clothing, guns, powder and food to the needy Revolutionary soldiers.
Since entering the 21st century, the Internet has connected the world together, but the CCP has spentgreat sums of money in setting up network blockades to trap online liberals, because the CCP greatly fears people freely obtaining information.