Sentence examples for block of membership from inspiring English sources
Crucially, a third "block" of membership from across the game is proposed, including organisations from across education sectors, fans' groups, women's football, referees, players, managers, coaches and inclusion and diversity campaign groups.
Relations with Kosovo have long been seen as the main stumbling block to membership, but members of the European Parliament have already expressed their dismay at the gay pride ban - and the events in the Krusevac stadium will have added to their concerns.
The Better Together campaign said expelling the UK's nuclear deterrent would be seen as a "block" to Scotland's membership of Nato.
Russia will block its membership of the UN and all other international bodies where it has a veto.
Sustained American pressure on its allies helped block Iranian membership of the World Trade Organisation, bar Iran from importing uranium to fuel its nuclear industry, and stifle projects like the proposed gas pipeline to Pakistan and India.
Russia seems not to care that Western countries are now threatening to block its membership of the World Trade Organisation.Indeed, Russia feels it can easily withstand Western displeasure.
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The administration has spent months trying to avoid casting its veto in the Security Council to block membership of a Palestinian state.
Mr. Corzine's lack of membership wasn't the only stumbling block.
They also engage in economic and political cooperation in the form of membership in the Andean Community of Nations trade block (Ecuador is also a member but excluded from the present analysis due to a lack of comparable data).
Morgan later went with a more ethereal tone – the question for the "Easyjet generation" is about "what our membership of that block of 28 nations says about our country and our place in the world," she said.
