operation blockade造句

• This time he called it " Operation Blockade ."
• The devaluation of the peso, passage of Proposition 187, Operation Blockade-- the negative news dragged on and on.
• The Mexicans didn't like the name Operation Blockade, and certainly there were persons in the State Department who'd have been happier if it didn't happen ."
• And no matter how the service's leaders felt about Operation Blockade a year ago, it is clear that Reyes has brought changes in thinking at headquarters today.
• Since the Mexicans disliked the name Operation Blockade, he adopted another one, the one he had used for that first operation in McAllen : " Hold the Line ."
• Reyes sent a proposal for " Operation Blockade " to Kruhm in Washington, along with a request for $ 525, 000 to pay for the expected overtime and for fence repairs.
• Operation Blockade, as it was called, put 400 Border Patrol agents along a 20-mile stretch of border, drastically altering the age-old flow of undocumented traffic between El Paso and its sister city of Juarez.
• Originally called Operation Blockade and since retitled Operation Hold the Line-- the federal government's penchant for catchy, militaristic names seems to be contagious-- the law enforcement effort went into effect Sept . 19, 1993.
• For example, as a sign of U . S . resolve, in September 1993 the Border Patrol in El Paso, Texas, initiated " Operation Blockade " _ later renamed " Operation Hold the Line " _ in which 450 agents working overtime covered a 20-mile area of the border.