Sentence examples for bloc i from inspiring English sources

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

As the president of the European Council, and someone who spent half of my life in the Societ bloc, I know what I am talking about.

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.

Treatments were applied in plots once per bloc (i.e. n = 5 for each treatment in all field) and were randomized in a different manner within each bloc.

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

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).

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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.

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).

"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.

I'd gotten my first glimpse of the Soviet bloc when I was a teenager in the late 1970s, studied Russian in Moscow in 1985, and lived in still-Communist Poland in the first half of 1989.