Sentence examples for a large bloc from inspiring English sources

Executives cannot afford to alienate a large bloc of workers.

Reassured by the return to democratic reform, the European Union released a large bloc of aid.

Of course, Republicans without a large bloc of Hispanic constituents could still back changes to immigration law, and vice versa.

The Bush administration did not have a large bloc of legislators opposed to the war from the outset.

The two parties have joined together to run in the elections as a large bloc called the Kurdistan Alliance.

In the vote the opposition to ending the embargo was led by Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal, whose Queens district includes a large bloc of Greek-Americans.

Even Peru's left, which had been in the political wilderness for decades, has a larger bloc in congress.

Not least, a larger bloc of 28 very different nations has grown more sensitive than in many decades to the sanctity of their borders.

Kadima narrowly beat Likud in the elections, making it the largest party in Parliament by one seat, but Likud commands a larger bloc, which includes religious and right-wing parties.

The hard-liners appear ready to concede to the reformers a larger bloc than they have in the current Parliament, where they are heavily outnumbered, but not enough to make constitutional changes.

At trial, the Defendants disclaimed any reliance upon a claim that Southern Peru's stock market price was not a reliable indication of the cash value that a very large bloc of shares — such as the 67.2 million paid to Grupo Mexico — could yield in the market.