Sentence examples for been allowed to block from inspiring English sources

We would now have a ban on bluefin tuna fishing if Iceland, with its tiny population, hadn't been allowed to block the vote".

Parents are allowed to block access to a child's data by signing a form.

Nothing is allowed to block the sun or get in the way of the equipment.

Parents are allowed to block access to a child's information by signing an opt-out form.

For once, the play itself really is the thing, and nothing is allowed to block its view, even actorly vanity.

It should not be allowed to block the new gun controls that the country so obviously needs.

Under the old rules, countries like Italy were allowed to block imports of chocolate made with alternative fats.

How, they ask, can 4m Irish people be allowed to block the adoption of a constitution for 470m Europeans?

In granting Doug Paulley permission to appeal this week, the UK supreme court has raised the possibility that buggies will no longer be allowed to block wheelchairs on buses.

In its report, CNN additionally said that state insurance commissioners would be allowed to block the renewals of non-compliant plans, if they wished.

But surely this issue can be resolved, and in any case it should not be allowed to block Mr. Clinton's relocation.