Sentence examples for block candidates from inspiring English sources
The EU's latest treaty, agreed on in Amsterdam in 1997, will give him the right, first, to block candidates for the commission when they are nominated by governments and, second, to reshuffle their responsibilities once in office.
There has been a heated debate over whether the Guardian Council has the constitutional footing to block candidates but in recent years, it has blocked many reformists and independents, as well as conservatives, from running in parliamentary and presidential elections.
Mr. Feldman said the rule was not meant to block candidates, and added that letting anyone collect signatures would allow those outside a district to work against a lawmaker.
The suit seeks to block candidates from taking money from nonconstituents and from using personal money for their campaigns above the maximum of $4,000 allowed for individual contributions.
You're free to screen those you want to talk to and block "candidates" you don't.
After each block, candidates return to their home hospitals for 3 months where they are encouraged to implement emergency system and care improvements.
Monday was an unusual day of calm in Bangkok, although protesters continued to block candidate registrations in about half a dozen southern provinces, which are strongholds of the opposition Democrat Party.
This approach is usually degraded by similar frequency content within a block candidate set and error propagation if some blocks in a video frame are erroneously estimated.
Among the large number of variables of each block, candidate biomarkers were proposed as significant components of the disease mechanism.
Justice Owen, a conservative on the Texas Supreme Court who has been nominated to a seat on the appeals court based in New Orleans, was on the list of four previously blocked candidates who were the subject of the marathon debate.
Experts say the gun lobby has long played a powerful role behind the scenes in blocking candidates for the director's job.
