Sentence examples for blocked change from inspiring English sources

Interest groups anyway blocked change, chiefly by bribing politicians.

HAVING got immigration reform off his chest, will Barack Obama unsheathe his executive-order pen again to tackle another intractable subject on which Congress has blocked change for decades?

The CWU does not and has not blocked change.

Whatever the reason, try it: If you're feeling creatively blocked, change your clothes.

He said that the right, namely Mr. Berlusconi's party, had blocked changes to the judicial system.

A Google spokeswoman, Elaine Filadelfo, said Google sometimes blocked changes to contentious areas "with an eye to avoiding back-and-forth editing".

The Lib Dems have said they blocked changes on wind farms being made by the coalition.

TGF-β1 specificity is highlighted by the addition of TGF-β inhibitor that blocked changes in morphology after IGF-1+latent TGF-β1 treatment.

Since the Democrats control Washington, DC, the only Republicans changing things (as opposed to merely blocking change) are in the states.

"The SNP must not be the party to block change".

Its mighty teachers' unions helped it block change.