Sentence examples for block policies from inspiring English sources
It has been slow to take effect precisely because the EU's rules give members scope to block policies they dislike.
"We have a state within the state, a power within itself that can influence and block policies to its advantage," he said.
We warned that it would undermine our democracy and sovereignty, enabling corporate interests to use secret courts to block policies that they did not like.
Many jewellers have block policies covering their collections, and in the case of brands such as Harry Winston or Tiffany's, which habitually lend pieces, this covers loans.
"The tobacco industry has a terrible track record of funding research designed to support its efforts to block policies to cut smoking.
Optimism is one thing, but hubris that the world economy is returning to normal could hinder recovery and block policies to protect against a further plunge into the depths.In this section A glimmer of hope?
Behind the numbers lies the desire of states to block policy changes deemed harmful to national interests: France on farm subsidies; Spain on regional aid; and Britain on tax harmonisation or extending European workers' rights.
"Rebekah Mercer and the Mercer Family Foundation, political kingmakers and the financiers behind Breitbart News, have given tens of millions to organizations who broadcast climate science denial and block policy and technological solutions to the climate crisis," the letter reads.
Wikis should have a block policy to guide administrators in the appropriate use of blocks.
Instead there has been considerable media coverage of IAF MPs blocking policies (without offering alternatives) or boycotting parliament over issues of political reform.
Often, white Southern politicians hurt their region's economic and educational development by blocking policies they feared would upset the South's racial hierarchy – such as preventing anti-discrimination clauses being attached to social welfare policies.
