Sentence examples for possibility of blocking from inspiring English sources
Yesterday, Vice President Dick Cheney said the Justice Department may be exploring the possibility of blocking Mr. Rich's pardon.
US credit card companies MBNA and Capital One are considering the possibility of blocking the use of their cards for online gambling even from UK customers.
But Senate opponents led by Mitch McConnell of Kentucky are mulling the possibility of blocking the Shays-Meehan bill with a filibuster that would require 60 votes to break.
The possibility of blocking high diffusivity paths, such as grain boundaries, by ion implantation may help to improve their oxidation and corrosion resistance, because mass transport through these short circuiting paths is reduced.
Onwards and Upwards!" I also asked the company about the possibility of blocking listings from addresses of buildings where residents or the management company have told Airbnb that listings are not legal or welcome.
When YouTube continued to show the film even after the government sent out a letter informing web portals of the Delhi court order against India's Daughter, the home ministry summoned the head of the information and technology ministry's computer emergency response team to explore the possibility of blocking internet gateways in order to black out the film.
Flights and trains were cancelled, and travellers warned they would face further delays and the possibility of blocked tunnels and bridges if they waited until Saturday to evacuate.
On Friday, flights and trains were cancelled, and travellers warned they would face further delays and the possibility of blocked tunnels and bridges if they waited until Saturday to evacuate.
Your doctor should also examine the possibilities of blocked fallopian tubes, sperm-related problems, uterine or egg implantation problems, and age-related decline in egg quality.
Current literature, however, lacks experimental evidence of the possibility of block shear failure in welded connection details.
I would like to at least have the city consider the possibility of block-by-block consistency". Resident Joe Garrett said, "I love the trees.
