Sentence examples for been quick to block from inspiring English sources
In recent years, Canada has been quick to block acquisitions under its foreign ownership laws.
The last time the Komeito tasted power during a brief (non-LDP) coalition government headed by Morihiro Hosokawa in 1993 it was quick to block efforts to enforce the separation of church and state, as required by the constitution.In this section Support, at a price The next test An improbable textbook case A chance for peace in Kashmir?
Aguero was quick to block Hennessey's attempted clearance and the ball bounced kindly to Dzeko, who had the simplest of tasks to put City ahead.
Steel makers in China, Japan and South Korea — the world's biggest iron ore buyers — have been quick to suggest that regulators should block the deal.
There, Republicans have been quick to invoke the 60-vote filibuster stratagem to block major legislation on the issue.
Rodrigo galloped into the box looking to latch onto a beautifully weighted pass over the top of the Celtic defence by Enzo Perez, but Forster was quick to race off his line and block the striker's shot.
Turning to the subject of writer's block, he was quick to dismiss it as "a kind of American cult … a constructed sickness".
With a series win already confirmed, a couple of changes were made to the starting line-up with Stacey Francis making her comeback from injury at GD and Pamela Cookey being utilised in a rare WA appearance.England raced out of the blocks and were quick to assert themselves on the game, Sonia Mkoloma clinching a smart early intercept and Helen Housby looking composed in the shooting circle.
However, following the confirmation of the injury, Jamaal Charles – the Kansas running back whose block caused the injury – was quick to apologise, something that was clearly appreciated by Cushing.
Turkish internet users were quick to come up with their own ways to circumvent the block.
