Sentence examples for courts blocking from inspiring English sources

"Now, with the smaller courts, blocking is the most prevalent, ahead of defense and serving".

Under the law, landowners can refer the compulsory purchase of land required for transport schemes to the courts, blocking it for years.

President Trump unleashed a fresh barrage of criticism Monday against courts blocking the administration's travel ban, calling for a fast-track Supreme Court hearing and urging the Justice Department to seek even tougher measures on who enters the United States.

The pattern repeats itself: his Administration is dealt a major setback — the courts blocking his travel bans, the G.O.P. health-care bill dying in the House — and Trump responds by decreeing that "great progress" is being made and the media is neglecting to cover it.

Beyond Capitol Hill and the Federal agencies, she has established the fund as a leader in defending and expanding the rights of children through the courts, blocking the placement of Louisiana children in out-of-state Texas institutions, for example, and guaranteeing special education rights to thousands of children in Mississippi.

The pattern repeats itself: his Administration is dealt a major setback the courts blocking his travel bans, the G.O.P. health-care bill dying in the House and Trump responds by decreeing that "great progress" is being made and the media is neglecting to cover it.

In the three states where the bans have been legally challenged, the courts blocked them.

Well, the courts blocked his travel bans, and he just suffered a huge loss in Congress.

Local courts blocked 6 of the 36 from taking their seats because they are in jail on terrorism charges.

The Swiss Parliament took up the issue after the courts blocked the disclosure, ruling that it violated national secrecy laws.

Twice the weakened PCGG made compromise agreements with the Marcos family that were so generous, the Philippine courts blocked them.