Sentence examples for its bloc from inspiring English sources

In the present study, eight Beauveria strains showed also different taxonomic positions according to ITS, Bloc, and RPB1 regions.

But there are still a few days to go, and my own fevered hope is for someone – come on, Clooney! – to emerge from an OccupyDavos igloo and announce that the entertainment industry has formally shifted its bloc vote.

Wogan, who last year announced he was standing down as the UK commentator after tiring of its bloc voting, told the European Broadcasting Union's Eurovision TV summit in Lucerne that the event should be viewed as simply a fun contest and countries should stop playing politics with it.

While Labour suffered defections of its own, its parliamentary bloc voted overwhelmingly for the measure.

With Israel's troops gone, the Islamic group will be deprived of its most powerful card, and Lebanon's 3.5 million people will be left to weigh whether they want to give the group more political power than it already has with its minority bloc in the Lebanese parliament.

Mr Suárez was the group's military-operations chief, a member of its seven-man ruling secretariat, and the commander of its Eastern Bloc, the strongest unit, with an estimated 4,000-5,000 fighters.

Suu Kyi has indicated she would try to change the law, but with its 25% bloc in the parliament the military is able to block constitutional amendments and protect its remaining authority.

Mr. Papandreou's decision to call off the referendum followed three days of political tumult that whipsawed world markets, shook the Continent to its foundations and drove angry European leaders to issue an ultimatum on Wednesday demanding that Greece decide once and for all if it wanted to remain a part of the European Union and its currency bloc, the euro zone.

In the late 1980s, the Soviet Union and its Eastern Bloc countries began to crumble economically.

He announced plans to strip the militant Orange Order of its traditional bloc vote on the Ulster Unionists' ruling council.

The close vote — 6 to 5 — pointed to a larger tug of war between the city's left-leaning forces and its moderate bloc.