Blockade

The opposing team's blockade prevented our team from advancing the ball.

The police set up a blockade to stop traffic during the presidential motorcade.

The defender's blockade prevented the striker from taking a shot at the goal.

The protestors formed a human blockade to prevent the construction of a new building.

The defender's blockade prevented the opposing striker from scoring a goal.

The goalkeeper's blockade was instrumental in securing a shutout.

The player's blockade of the ball forced a turnover.

The blockade set up by the military prevented supplies from reaching the war zone.

The blockade caused tensions between the two nations to escalate and eventually led to a military conflict.

The international community imposed a blockade on the country to force it to comply with human rights standards.

The blockade severely impacted the country's economy and led to widespread shortages of food and medicine.

The blockade was lifted after the country agreed to disarm its nuclear weapons program.

The country's leaders vowed to resist the blockade and called on the international community to support its struggle for independence.

The blockade was lifted after the country agreed to comply with certain conditions set by the international community.

The blockade led to protests and riots in the streets as people were unable to access basic necessities.

The blockade had a devastating effect on the country's civilian population, many of whom were unable to access basic necessities.

The naval blockade prevented the enemy country from receiving essential supplies during the war.

The blockade was seen as a necessary measure to protect the safety of citizens in the region.

The blockade was criticized by some nations as a violation of international law.

The blockade caused shortages of food and medicine in the affected areas.

The country was able to survive the blockade by relying on its own resources and developing new trade relationships.

The UN imposed a blockade on the country to force it to comply with international law.

The blockade was lifted after the two countries signed a peace agreement.

The blockade was widely criticized by human rights organizations for its impact on the country's civilian population.

The country attempted to break the blockade by smuggling goods in through neighboring countries.

The country accused its neighbors of imposing an unfair blockade in violation of international law.

The government decided to blockade the borders to stop the spread of the virus.

The company tried to blockade the union negotiations by refusing to meet with them.

The government imposed a blockade on imports from the neighboring country in response to their trade policies.

The navy set up a blockade to prevent the enemy ships from reaching the coast.

The coastal city was under a blockade due to the hurricane.

The company faced a blockade of its products due to a labor strike.

The government has announced a blockade of the border to prevent illegal immigration.

The army set up a blockade to prevent the enemy from escaping.

The fishermen were upset about the blockade on the river.

The police set up a blockade around the crime scene to prevent unauthorized entry.

The athletes were delayed due to the blockade on the highway.

The protesters created a blockade on the road to prevent the passage of the police convoy.

The port workers went on strike and created a blockade of all shipments.

The police set up a blockade to catch the thief.

The blockade was lifted after the negotiation between the two countries.

The government imposed a blockade to prevent illegal immigration.

The rebels set up a blockade of the main road to disrupt the supply lines of the army.

The protesters organized a blockade to stop the construction of a new factory.

The health department announced a blockade of the contaminated area to prevent the spread of the disease.

The flood caused a blockade on the bridge, cutting off the access to the town.

The company faced a blockade in the negotiations with the workers' union.