Sentence examples for blocking jobs from inspiring English sources

McConnell and his caucus dove into that project hook, line and sinker, threatening to destroy the nation's economy by not raising the debt limit, blocking jobs legislation, eschewing compromise on the Bush tax cuts, refusing to staff the newly-created Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or the National Labor Relations Board, and blocking even uncontroversial federal judicial nominees.

Doesn't this mean that voters learn nothing about the extent to which the GOP is in fact blocking job creation?

Maybe — probably — nothing could have passed; but the White House might have been able to make a better case by accusing Republicans of blocking job creation rather than adopting their rhetoric.

The bad news: Republicans, aided and abetted by many conservative policy intellectuals, are fixated on a view about what's blocking job creation that fits their prejudices and serves the interests of their wealthy backers, but bears no relationship to reality.

Whenever deadlock or a performance anomaly is detected, some selected in-progress workflow instances are required to be rollbacked to release storage for other blocked jobs.

As the president said, the Republicans have blocked jobs.

Mike Brownfield offers four ways that President Obama has blocked job growth.

But once his father completed his doctorate, prejudice and discrimination blocked job opportunities, Mr. Khan said.

As we emerge from recession, this is not the time to block job opportunities for the least-skilled workers.

He hears about high-ranking medical school faculty members who actively block job or residency applicants they suspect to be gay.

The frustration had many sources: blocked job prospects, discrimination in education and property ownership, destruction of Hindu temples, young Indian men dying mysteriously in police stations and prisons.