Sentence examples for large blocs of from inspiring English sources
Many live in states with large blocs of electoral votes.
Similar efforts in Texas had swayed large blocs of undecided voters to Mr. Bush in 1994, Mr. Meyer said.
Companies control large blocs of votes and, even when they lose, are not required to adhere to shareholder resolutions.
More significant was the fact that large blocs of voters who favoured Jackson were openly hostile to the bank.
Satellite trucks need parking, convention centers are reserved and large blocs of hotel rooms are booked as well.
It is normal for the P.A.P. to win large blocs of seats unopposed, but the number has risen steadily.
Executives cannot afford to alienate a large bloc of workers.
The biggest prize was the district's large bloc of Orthodox Jewish voters.
Reassured by the return to democratic reform, the European Union released a large bloc of aid.
His message attracted Israel's large bloc of Russian-speaking voters, who have traditionally supported Sharon.
The Bush administration did not have a large bloc of legislators opposed to the war from the outset.
