Sentence examples for reason for blocking from inspiring English sources
He told The Lede in an e-mail that the soldiers "gave no reason" for blocking the activists' cameras.
Some Republican senators cited QE2 as a reason for blocking Mr Obama's nomination of Peter Diamond, a Nobel prize-winning economist, to the Fed.
Our other assumption is that a new president deserves in normal circumstances to have his appointments approved and that standard differences in party philosophy are not adequate reason for blocking an appointment.
Strauss cited a "massive trust issue" as the reason for blocking Pietersen's return to the team and his decision provoked an angry response from England's leading run scorer in all formats of the game.
The ostensible reason for blocking these sites is that their recreational nature was creating a drag on network performance and throughput.
While eBay cites security issues with links that bring eBay buyer-seller communications off the eBay network (for example, doing so might void buyer protections typically guaranteed by the company) as its reason for blocking Jajah, eBay also has a long history of blocking products that compete with eBay's own features.
Mr Gusmão has other reasons for blocking the Australian plan.
They are also pushing Republicans to disclose reasons for blocking nominees.
Day by day, the delay-to-obstruct crowd has gotten bigger and the reasons for blocking the nominations more ridiculous.
Several younger senators have proposed a "talking filibuster," requiring members who object to a bill to stay on the floor and keep discussing their reasons for blocking it.
Insofar as censorship ever makes for sound cultural policy, the reasons for blocking "Comrades," a star-driven romantic comedy about two Chinese migrants who venture to Hong Kong and the United States, seem especially joyless.
