Sentence examples for devised to block from inspiring English sources

Jacobson Staffing, an outside company that has taken charge of hiring, has enrolled the company in E-Verify, a federal program devised to block illegal immigrants from getting jobs.

This officer represents their interests in the wider affairs of the city and participates in the election of its governor; although the latter may serve for life, the constitution itself is carefully devised to block any shift towards tyranny or factional interest.

The Founding Fathers must be spinning in their graves at the prospect of the institution they devised to block from the office of chief magistrate an incompetent demagogue or someone placed there by a hostile foreign power being utilized instead to put in that position someone who is both.

HNMPA, which has no effect on the IGF-1 actions [63], was specifically devised to block insulin receptor signaling [64] and HNMPA has been found to be a specific membrane-permeable inhibitor of IR tyrosine kinase activity and non-competitive with ATP (to avoid competition with relatively high levels of intracellular ATP) [65].

Instead, it was apparently devised solely to block the use of any "non-approved" bulbs in Hue sockets, thus boosting Philips's profit by making you pay for pricier ones.

The knowledge should help in understanding how the edema factor works and in devising drugs to block it.

A cornerstone to devising strategies to block peritoneal metastasis is the selection and implementation of suitable in vitro and in vivo invasion models that accurately mirror the clinical situation.

The Standard Model that scientists have devised to describe the building blocks of nature is incomplete.

Many different reforms are devised to deal with a particular stumbling block, which may be implemented sequentially, simultaneously or whenever policy fashion or funding dictates.

According to one source at the paper, executives have devised a plan to block the case by offering money to the celebrity PR agent Max Clifford to persuade him to settle his legal action over the illegal ­interception of his voicemail messages.

Today: Moroccan security forces are destroying the makeshift camps of migrants trying to cross into Europe, the UN reports a 25percentt surge in Afghan civilian deaths, Italy deploys thousands of troops to stop potential terror attacks, and HIV researchers have devised a way to block the infection in monkeys.