Sentence examples for block to deliver from inspiring English sources
All come from backgrounds in the conservative National Party, the junior partner in the coalition; but they had broken away from it, after accusing the party of ignoring the needs of rural voters, its core constituency.There were suggestions the trio might form a block to deliver government to either Ms Gillard or Tony Abbott, the opposition leader.
Cast members from "Wicked" read tree poetry written by third-graders, Big Bird led a procession down the block to deliver the tree to its new home, and the mayor planted the first of a million puns by calling past efforts "tree-licious," thanking "the grove" of groups helping the city and introducing Ms. Midler as "the Divine Miss Elm".
He recalled asking an assistant to walk a few blocks to deliver vital documents to a client, but the assistant refused.
Closer by, a rich group of Hong Kong property developers, including New World and Cheung Kong, may put computer servers in their tower blocks to deliver on-demand films via existing television cables.This multimedia scramble across the border is alarming China.
Collison describes the technology as the DNA of building blocks designed to deliver the velocity through the pipeline.
To solve the RBP, we must decide which blocks to include in the blocking plan and which blocks to use to deliver each commodity (Newton [1996]).
Wes Streeting, a Labour MP, shouted "outrageous" as Gyimah made his arguments and later tweeted that the minister had "come to work to block a bill to deliver justice for people imprisoned and chemically castrated for being gay – what a guy".
For simplify, we assume B f feedback bits per data block to be delivered from each receiver.
Four protesters have been arrested for blocking trucks seeking to deliver the meters.
"If it becomes a total stumbling block and an impossibility to deliver the shares via a CVA [company voluntary arrangement], then you may need to look at the newco scenario [transfer of club assets to a new company].
It is designed to deliver block party votes in Parliament and will therefore protect MPs up until the point where they cannot be protected any longer.
