Sentence examples for blocking release from inspiring English sources

It was also Straw who shocked us by blocking release of the minutes of two pre-war cabinet meetings in which he took part.

Fox lawyers have said they plan to seek an injunction blocking release of the film — one of next year's most anticipated — pending a trial over its rights.

Thomas Maher, the director of the state's indigent defense program, could not be reached for comment, but has said that the good behavior credits encouraged prisoners to "engage in productive behavior" and that blocking release now would be "grossly unfair".

Lauren Burke, a lawyer at a social services agency that has been helping Mr. Coulibaly, hurriedly moved to block the subpoena, and Judge George B. Daniels of United States District Court in Manhattan issued a temporary restraining order blocking release of the records pending a hearing, now scheduled for Sept. 27.

It inhibits the envelope protein neuraminidase, blocking release of viral progeny from infected cells, preventing subsequent entry into uninfected cells [7].

Obama told his former colleagues that if Congress passes a resolution blocking release of the second half of the financial bailout funds he will veto it, said Sen. Joseph Lieberman after leaving the caucus meeting.

John Tepper Marlin sued New Line Cinema on Thursday to block release of the film, which he contends defames him.

Mr. Schmidt said his detectives could have blocked release of Mr. Alves if they had received the 30-day notice.

Their publication follows a supreme court ruling in March that the government's attempts to block release were unlawful.

Environmental groups say intense lobbying by the chemical industry led Congress in 1999 to block release of the accident scenarios and impose tight restrictions on the information.

Protect Marriage Washington, a group that supports traditional marriage, sued to block release of the names, saying disclosure would probably result in "threats, harassment and reprisal".