Sentence examples for possibility to block from inspiring English sources

If the government manages to elbow its way past objections from a special joint committee in the autumn and publish a bill next year that includes weblogs, the only real possibility to block it will lie with the Labour party, together with the smaller parties and a handful of Tory rebels.

Little is known about the possibility to block FPR-1 but molecules have been described that can inhibit such receptor.

The relevance of these studies is the possibility to block the transforming potential of TRK oncogenes by interfering with signalling through the Y317 residue of Shc.

The possibility to block transduction of two different pathways stimulating different cell compartments makes ZD6474 interesting for further evaluation in malignant glioma.

Evidence for an enzymatic bioconversion and the identification of this specific enzyme could give the possibility to block the efflux of isoprene thereby increasing the amount of isoprenoid available for the synthesis of terpenoids.

Overall, thus, even in areas where most houses are treated with insecticides, their effective coverage appears to be fairly low, enabling the possibility to block the evolution of insecticide resistance with a biopesticide.

Collagen cross linking (CXL) using ultraviolet-A (UV-A) and riboflavin is a treatment that was developed to increase the biomechanical strength of the cornea thus giving it possibilities to block the progression of keratoconus [14, 15].

Since activity experiments of the Kv10.1 channel indicate cell membrane localization [ 6] the possibility to selectively block the channel was investigated.

Don't keep too much cash on you, better use debit cards with limited amounts so if they get lost, you have possibility to instantly block them.

The possibility of an injunction to block the industrial action by the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) follows a letter to the union by the home secretary, Theresa May, describing the planned walkout as "opportunist and wholly unjustified".

Oh, and the possibility that, in deciding to block Keystone, the president would finally signal a shift in policy that matters, finally acknowledge that we have to keep most of the carbon that's still in the ground in that ground if we want our children and grandchildren to live on a planet worth inhabiting.