Sentence examples for a broad bloc from inspiring English sources

The strength of the insurgency and the distrust of the Afghan government is rapidly causing a collapse of authority in the many regions, warned a former foreign minister, Dr. Abdullah, who is expected to be named as the candidate for the main opposition movement, the National Front, which represents a broad bloc of largely northern tribes.

In the Autumn of 2001, both Tymoshenko and Viktor Yushchenko attempted to create a broad opposition bloc against the incumbent President, Leonid Kuchma, in order to win the Ukrainian presidential election of 2004.

However, their support for quarantine and mandatory testing for HIV may be explained by the fact that a broad spectrum of the bloc was not interviewed.

Bachelet's Nueva Mayoría bloc embraces a broad coalition of centre-left parties.

So, for this latest conference, the Saudi government invited a broad spectrum of political opposition blocs and rebel brigade representatives.

The bloc called for a broad program of political reform, including the freeing of political prisoners, the repeal of discrimination against religious minorities, emancipation of the Jews, autonomy for Poland, elimination of the remaining legal disabilities suffered by peasants, repeal of anti-trade-union legislation, and democratization of local government.

Regardless of statistical significance in univariate analyses, all variables were included en bloc to evaluate a broad range of determinants for awareness of MC for HIV.

The New York Senate race has been transformed from a narrow battle over a tiny number of undecided voters into a broad and complex contest, with voting blocs and geographic regions that had seemed fixed in place suddenly churned into play by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's departure, Republican and Democratic strategists say.

At a forum of democratic forces later in the month in Kiev, Yushchenko anticipated that his bloc would form a new political party with a broad base, one that was in alliance with the Yuliya Tymoshenko Bloc.

The leader of Greece's main opposition bloc - Syriza - heads a broad coalition of left-wing European parties in next month's elections.

Tory little-Englandism has become a strange anachronism since the end of the Cold War dictated a broad Europe rather than a deep one, a loose bloc rather than a United States of Europe.