Sentence examples for block the emergence from inspiring English sources

Battered by a financial scandal over the last four months, the party has shown itself to be too close to the conservative German soul, too essential to block the emergence of a nationalist right and too central to Germany's democracy itself.

This growing penetration of Palestinian neighborhoods by settlers and the gradual encirclement of the Old City by settlement is, in turn, intended to block the emergence of any Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem.

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Importantly, activation of Notch pathway in differentiating mESCs has been shown to block the emergence of FLK1+ mesodermal progenitors [ 20].

Higher concentrations of a better carbon source (e.g., fructose) block the emergence of subclones forming structured colonies, thus indicating the importance of nutrient restriction for the evolution of feral subclones.

The former describes institutional arrangements where people rely heavily upon community and family relationships to meet their security needs to various degrees, while the latter refers to arrangements which generate gross insecurity and block the emergence of stable informal labour market arrangements to mitigate these insecurities.

Clientelism has thus come to be seen as a political "pathology," blocking the emergence of genuine democracy as well as its lasting legitimation.

Convinced that independent bookshops are good for society, the government not only supports them with subsidies but also blocks the emergence of discount chains by requiring that books be sold at their cover price.

To help the energy industry, governments needed to remove tariff barriers blocking the emergence of a global market for clean energy and to introduce a price on carbon emissions, as in through trading systems.

Starting around the tenth century C.E., Kuran says, Islamic legal institutions slowed or blocked the emergence of central features of a modern economy.

His intention was nothing less than to overturn the European settlement agreed [to] in 1815 by the Congress of Vienna, which had reestablished an oppressive hegemony of a few great powers and blocked the emergence of smaller nations.