Sentence examples for bloc I from inspiring English sources

When member countries perform trading activities among themselves in a trading bloc (i.e., intra-trade), this is economic regionalism which contributes to the development of trade protectionism (Lim 2009; Schiff and Winters 2003; Ruggie 1994).

Right ilio-inguinal block dissection was performed en bloc i.e. the lymph nodes were removed in continuity with the primary tumour (Fig. 3).

Other variables often mentioned in the literature on the health of immigrants from or populations inhabiting the countries of the former Soviet Bloc (i.e. demographic and socioeconomic variables) influenced the self-reported mental health, but could not explain the association between the country of birth and the outcomes.

If by any chance some Eastern Museum, or some Eastern collector wanted to buy the whole lot en bloc, I might consider it".

A few days later, along with staffers from n+1, Harper's, and the Nation who styled themselves the Writers' Bloc, I carried a poster in a march organized by Occupy Wall Street in collaboration with several unions.

"At the end of Bloc, I knew how to learn and how to complete any project," he says.

Afterwards, streets gangs were separated into regional blocs, i.e. Westside, Eastside, Harbor Area, San Fernando Valley, etc., where social and economic concerns were discussed, and where political ideas were introduced.

Ann Beeson: Texas Could Become a Swing State Sooner Than You Think Thomas B. Edsall: Memo to Candidates: Don't Bring Up Rape Timothy Egan Revengee of the Polling Nerds Lee Siegel: The Oscar Wilde Strategy Timothy Egan: Sunrise Surprises Ann Beeson: Latino Building Blocs I'm old enough to remember when the drama of election night was just about who won the election.

Forget the shady metrics, forget the endless parsing of artificially-split voting blocs (I just heard Hillary Clinton answer a question about her lack of black support by countering that she had great support among "working people" -- as if those were two separate groups).

In advocating a surgical procedure, the ideal control group to differentiate pattern of recurrence (local versus recurrence outside the conduit) and survival would consist of patients who underwent a non-en bloc procedure (i.e., transhiatal resection) with a positive circumferential margin.

"The DA's position is an elected position, and the Orthodox have a large voting bloc and I'm sure Mr Hynes will deny it but I think that is the nature of the situation.