Sentence examples for blocs of a from inspiring English sources

Hedges accused black blocs of a "lust" for destruction, which he described as a sickness.

I mean that non-American writers who grew up in a basically English educational system constitute a bloc of a kind, a literary identity that is very far from American interests and traditions.

Organizations like the Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy (SANE) and the Union of Concerned Scientists reminded people in the West, as well as in the Communist bloc, of a truth that everyone knew already: the world had to advance beyond war.

A bloc of Likud, a party that officially opposes any Palestinian state, is in growing revolt.

His political opponents have long accused him of being part of a bloc of six (out of a total of 10) councillors who vote together on planning issues.

MOSCOW — Diplomatic rancor flared anew on Wednesday between Belarus and the European Union, as the former Soviet republic accused the bloc of pursuing a "dead-end" policy of escalation.

requesting consent to let a bloc of nominees get a vote.

En bloc excision of a dermal sinus tract.

Complete resection was defined as en bloc resection of a tumor that was shown to be free of cancer cells at both the horizontal and vertical cut ends.

Twenty-five yeago ago, a strong bloc of Republicans cared a great deal about controlling the deficit — and recognized that a robust tax base was essential to fiscal prudence.

To break this stalemate, he thinks, "we need an ethical bloc" of even just a few state politicians willing to be practical.