Sentence examples for block aggressive from inspiring English sources

Federal law forbids universities to pay recruiters based on how many American students they enroll, a ban meant to block aggressive recruiters from signing up unqualified students for college, including welfare recipients, in order to pocket the commissions — knowing the students would be likely to default on federal student loans.

Raman spectra revealed that compact and thin Fe3O4 layer has been formed on steel surface to block aggressive electrolytes.

"Yandex's own ad-blocking technology, built into Yandex Browser, automatically blocks aggressive and malicious advertising, but now we are taking it a step further by starting to support other ad-blocking extensions".

However, AKT and PI3K pathways were shown to be particularly critical for invasion: Most drugs targeting these pathways effectively blocked aggressive invasion processes, but were less potent in 2D conditions, and often minimally affected growth and branching of normal cells.

Conversely, downregulation of cyclin B1, consequently reducing the activity of Cdk1/cyclin B1, could block the aggressive proliferation of tumor cells.

The goal of International Code of Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes is to block off aggressive advertisements.

Analysts suggested the more sceptical members of the ECB's governing council, such as the Bundesbank president, Jens Weidmann, may have blocked more aggressive action.

While Russia is blocking more aggressive steps against the Assad government, a small number of C.I.A. officers are said to be steering arms toward Syrian rebels.

The Bush administration largely succeeded in a series of court fights in blocking more aggressive state regulators and prosecutors from imposing tougher standards on lenders, including those that issued what are now seen as predatory loans.

With Russia blocking more aggressive steps against the Assad government, the United States and its allies have instead turned to diplomacy and aiding allied efforts to arm the rebels to force Mr. Assad from power.

And he said that the hard left — especially the C.G.I.L. labor union, which has more retirees than workers among its membership and is a key constituency of the Democratic Party — had blocked more aggressive changes to Italy's labor laws.