Sentence examples for infrastructure blocks from inspiring English sources

Following van Olmen et al. (2012), we have separated the health service delivery building block on one hand and we have grouped together the resources that a health system requires to deliver health services to the population on the other hand: these are represented by the medicines, human resources, health financing and health infrastructure blocks.

Popular tactics include incorporating surveillance tools into Internet infrastructure; blocking online services; imposing new, secretive regulations; and requiring onerous licensing regimes.

It occupied Abkhazia and South Ossetia, the two separatist regions of Georgia, blockaded the vital port of Poti, sank Georgian vessels, destroyed some infrastructure, blocked the main east-west highway and bombed and partially occupied towns in Georgia, including Gori.Western diplomats and politicians rushed to Moscow and to Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, trying to broker a ceasefire.

The hurricane crippled infrastructure, blocking roads throughout the area and destroying a hydroelectricity plant in Jacmel.

It soon became clear that there is more than lack of infrastructure blocking Haiti's path to recovery.

His solution was complex, but it involved the use of an infrastructure comprising "blocks" of confirmed transactions that form a chronologically linked "chain".

A cybersecurity bill that would have set security standards for the computer networks that govern the nation's critical infrastructure was blocked by a Republican filibuster in the Senate on Thursday.

More recently, as minister of national infrastructure, Shalom blocked the water supply to the newly constructed West Bank town of Rawabi, despite approval by the Defense Ministry.

"And it's been killing a lot of people and it's also been destroying the infrastructure, basically blocking any ability for a ceasefire to come into effect or rebuilding to take place.

Even Yemenis who supported the Saudi intervention, thinking it would quickly bring an end to the fighting, changed their minds when they witnessed the civilian deaths, the destruction of the nation's infrastructure, the blocking of the airports and seaports, and the general chaos that has ensued.

The United Nations announced that a "massive response" to the crisis is required with at least 1.4 million Haitians currently in need of help, but multiple humanitarian groups have said that badly damaged infrastructure and blocked roads have made it difficult to reach survivors.