Sentence examples for block law from inspiring English sources

An article on Monday about the move by Neil Barofsky, the former special inspector general of the Troubled Asset Relief Program, to the Jenner & Block law firm misidentified the president who appointed him to oversee the program.

"Video games are a new medium, and while people are used to scary stuff in the movies, they aren't as used to having scary stuff in interactive media, so there is political value in passing these laws even if they are ultimately rejected by the courts," said Paul M. Smith, a partner in the Jenner & Block law firm, which represents the game industry.

"For the first time ever, we see an allegation that Apple has deliberately made changes to block law enforcement requests for access.

Not a single one advertised or promoted the ability of Apple's software to block law enforcement requests for access to the contents of Apple devices.

The House of Representatives approved a bill Thursday to block law enforcement grants to so-called sanctuary cities.

"Of those advertisements, not a single one has ever advertised or promoted the ability of Apple's software to block law enforcement requests for access to the contents of Apple devices," Ferrini said.

They would weaken the provinces' power to block laws and constitutional changes that affect them.

Britain retains the power to block laws, suspend constitutions and dismiss governments.

Last year, Section 5 helped block laws making it harder to vote.

And they in turn need co-operation from the Democrats, who can still block laws, particularly in the Senate.

Unlike the United States Senate, the 60-member Seanad cannot block laws passed by the lower house, only delay them.