Sentence examples for constitute a bloc of from inspiring English sources

The latest Rowntree research confirms that white boys constitute a bloc of resistance to the joys of school.

All saints', together with the Falls Church, Church of the Apostles and Truro Church, constitute a bloc of evangelical churches that have led the charge against Peter Lee.

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.

Granted, many of these states are small and politically inconsequential, but taken together they constitute a substantial bloc of federal power.

The Communists were to retain their Communist Party membership but would join the Kuomintang as individuals, thus constituting a "bloc within" the party.

Among Labour members of Parliament, who will have another third of the votes, members nominated by the unions constitute a powerful bloc.

Women may not constitute a monolithic bloc, but they're not unpredictable atoms, either.

Rather, low income voters constitute a huge bloc, even a majority by some measures.

They don't really constitute a voting bloc, because their political allegiances reflect income and education as much as creed.

As megachurches like his or Bishop Blake's become more politically active, Mr. Flake said, they will constitute a power bloc outside the political parties.

In his initial post on this subject, my colleague ventured that civil servants would constitute a powerful bloc able to protect their wages even without unions.