Sentence examples for from a bloc from inspiring English sources

YEMEN Tens of thousands of people demonstrated across the country against a mediation proposal from a bloc of Persian Gulf nations, The Associated Press reported.

The policemen died in Deir al-Balah in central Gaza, across from a bloc of Israeli settlements, according to a statement from Palestinian security authorities.

He won strong backing from fellow Conservatives, particularly from a bloc of right-of-center backbenchers who regard Mr. Fox, one of the most outspokenly pro-American figures in British politics, as a standard-bearer.

But this year it's meeting stronger than usual opposition from a bloc of fiscal conservatives and environmentalists, backed by such strange bedfellows as Tea Party organizer FreedomWorks and ultra-liberal pressure group MoveOn.org - even Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C). and Al Gore.

In Nevada, the former secretary of State has several advantages, including long-standing ties to Latino leaders and the fact that the state's caucuses are closed to independents, cutting Sanders off from a bloc of voters who helped him greatly in Iowa and New Hampshire.

Despite the hard sell from Boehner, a bloc of 24 Republicans still defied the speaker on Thursday.

First, the additional bargaining power from negotiating as a bloc may spur acceptance of EU licenses in more third countries.

Diplomats from the Lima Group, a bloc of 14 Western countries created to tackle the Venezuelan crisis, has said that "serious and credible threats" had been made against the life of Mr Guaidó.

But planes to and from London are choc-a-bloc with grandmas.

There was sharp opposition to this system from its inception, with a bloc of developing countries warning that it would undermine their sovereignty.

Diplomats from the Lima group, a bloc of 14 Western Hemisphere countries created to tackle the Venezuela crisis, said last week that "serious and credible threats" had been made against the life of Mr Guaidó.