Sentence examples for blocks to development from inspiring English sources

If Congress does not block the plan, the administration intends to begin leasing offshore blocks to development in December.

Anti-corruption, accountability and governance constitute the basic building blocks to development, according to the conventional wisdom.

The block to development was prevented by co-injection of c-Fyn mRNA with the dominant-negative construct indicating that it was a specific effect.

The concept of magnetic bearings has been around for well over 100 years, but cost and complexity have always been a stumbling block to development and acceptance by industry.

"EaDo was a forgotten part of town, 59 was a mental block to development," Canetti said.

The FAO calls this inequality "one of the major stumbling blocks to rural development".

"A possible stumbling block to spiritual development is the practitioner's ascribing of his development or prowess to himself... Thus, we are taught in Silat that all gerak (movement) belongs to Allah, The Mover, in every sense of the word".

City planners say they share that vision, but for now they are looking to these two blocks to spur economic development on their own.

"They are expendable and stumbling blocks to the urban development in the context of escalating real estate values in the community between Greenwich and Rye".

"For me, poverty is the single biggest factor [in] poor health in this country and one of the biggest blocks to our overall development.

But, warns the WDR, the greatest blocks to reaching international development goals are the chronic cycles of criminal and political violence.