Sentence examples for is attempting to block from inspiring English sources
Greenpeace is attempting to block Monsanto's patent, accusing the company of "bio-piracy".
"It's unfortunate that the City Council is attempting to block a proposal that would generate significant revenue for the New York City Housing Authority — money that would go directly into developments and repairs for residents," the statement said.
"We have taken this step because Motorola is attempting to block sales of Windows PCs, our Xbox game console and other products," David A. Heiner, a senior Microsoft lawyer, wrote in a blog post Wednesday.
The British government is attempting to block the disclosure of classified US documents about Binyam Mohamed, leading to speculation that they contain evidence that senior figures in Tony Blair's administration had some knowledge of Mohamed's torture in Pakistan in 2002.
During the hearing in which the government is attempting to block Guardian Australia's access to the documents, solicitors representing the department said some of the details at issue had been inadvertently handed over.
The UK is attempting to block the return of at least nine Britons held in Syria over links to Islamic State, according to the Telegraph.
A second control variable that characterizes the travel-blocking operation is added, and hereby it is attempted to block contacts between susceptibles of the controlled domain (by awareness) and infected individuals of domains at high-risk of infection with HIV/AIDS.
Which Democrats are attempting to block President Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
These studies are attempting to block the overactive immune response of autoimmune conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and multiple sclerosis by inhibiting recruitment of white blood cells.
It was the second day of clashes between the migrants and Macedonian police who are attempting to block them from heading north.
And perhaps just as importantly, he was attempting to block California-based activist Ward Connerly from putting an affirmative-action referendum on the November 2000 Florida ballot.
