Sentence examples for compulsory to block from inspiring English sources
It now becomes apparent that it is not compulsory to block one's way through the opening overs in order to preserve wickets for the "death".
David Cameron's decision to block compulsory sex and relationships education, ignoring the recommendations of parents, teachers, pupils, campaigners and other experts, is an extremely odd one.
Over the next year, the administration announced that health officials would participate in decisions about pharmaceutical disputes and pledged not to block compulsory licenses in the rest of sub-Saharan Africa and Thailand and in other countries on a case-by-case basis.
Eileen Short of Defend Council Housing, said: "Whether it's motivated by cynical financial interests, competing interests of other landlords, or fear of the political consequences of attacks on tenants and housing, the government's decision to block compulsory purchase on Aylesbury is good for council housing.
Alternatively he has a 10.1% stake which he could use to block the compulsory purchase of his stake and those of other minority shareholders.
Mindfulness allows us to block automatic and compulsory thoughts that can cause worry, stress or distraction.
This government has voted repeatedly to block our proposal for compulsory sex and relationship education to teach zero tolerance of violence in relationships among growing girls and boys.
On June 27 , 2012 in a hearing before a House Subcommittee on Intellectual Property, Teresa Stanek Rae testified about the Obama Administration efforts to block or overturn a compulsory license in India for patents on the cancer drug Nexavar.
A senior committee of MPs is to press for the end of the "cruel" filibustering of Private Members' Bills, which Conservatives used this month to block a vote on giving children compulsory first aid training.
