Sentence examples for be to block from inspiring English sources

Part of that effort would be to block "inappropriate entertainment" from reaching children.

Zille, who will become premier of the Western Cape province, said the first victory for the opposition would be to block Amendment 17.

A different approach would be to block the sensors on nerve cells activated by capsaicin, called the TRPV1 or VR-1.

"The only way to do it would be to block part of their salary and only let them have it if they win.

He also said the SNP's priority would be to block the cuts that he claimed Labour, the Conservatives and the Lib Dems were planning for Scotland.

Critics say the software, called Green Dam-Youth Escort, could be used to censor Web sites with content deemed politically unacceptable, even though the government says its main use will be to block access to pornography.

Another approach is to block sodium channels.

But the main priority is to block the changes".

"If they were to block it, others would follow".

Another method is to block out distractions.

In this case, to the contrary, it is to block any development from happening at all.