Sentence examples for block implementation of the from inspiring English sources

That is the House Republicans' brilliant plan in their last-ditch effort to block implementation of the Affordable Care Act.

The best guarantee of success — and protection for America's children — would be for Congress to block implementation of the White House's arbitrary and destructive new requirements, perhaps in S-chip reauthorization bills that are now before a conference committee.

Two years ago, the judges stopped an attempt to hold a referendum on an amendment to the state constitution to block implementation of the president's health care reforms, saying that the wording was confusing.

That gives the LDP an excuse to continue throwing accusations of sleaze at the DPJ.What is more, opposition parties have threatened to block implementation of the spring budget for the next fiscal year.

But there is simply no way that it makes sense for an agency director to use his position to block implementation of the president's economic policy, not because it would hurt his agency's operations, but simply because he disagrees with that policy.

House Republicans have shown a determination to try to use the spending measures to block implementation of the new health care law, limit regulatory efforts by the Environmental Protection Agency and other agencies, and impose other restrictions on the Obama administration.

They stalled or blocked implementation of the Affordable Care Act, including its Medicaid expansion.

FMCT, Pakistan 21. (S/NF) U/S Tauscher outlined the problem caused by Pakistan in blocking implementation of the CD program of work.

Conflict over the timing and extent of IRA decommissioning (disarmament) blocked implementation of the Good Friday Agreement until Trimble, buoyed by IRA concessions, persuaded the Ulster Unionist Council, the UUP's governing body, to allow him to share governmental authority with Sinn Féin in 1999 and again in 2000.

And a federal judge has already blocked implementation of the rule, which covers postdoctoral researchers and was supposed to take effect on 1 December.

However, after a number of states sued, a judge preliminarily blocked implementation of the guidance.