Sentence examples for relief blocked from inspiring English sources

A3 Aid Relief Blocked in Sudan Kidnappings, land mines and, most recently, a government crackdown on a camp for displaced people, have created new pockets of no-go areas on the ground and made it impossible to deliver relief to tens of thousands of people in western Sudan, aid groups said.

Examine the page and feel with your hands for signs of raised perforation and pressure, signifiers of the paper being pressed on the relief block.

In relief printing, a wood or metal relief block is carved by cutting away the areas of the picture that will not be printed, then ink is applied to the raised areas either by dabbing the areas to be printed, or rolling the ink on.

It could let users authorize the use of Facebook data for international security or disaster relief, or block the ability of new owners of the company from selling away people's personally identifiable data — something Facebook does not do currently.

The device provides pain relief by blocking the pain messages so they do not reach the brain.

After an occupation of the mayor's office brought no relief, angry Pikalevians blocked a major highway.

The director of operations for the Red Cross, Pierre Krahenbuhl, said relief workers were blocked for a fourth day from helping civilians escape and from delivering emergency food aid.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, said Sunday on the NBC program "Meet the Press" that Democrats would be willing to consider other ways of financing payroll tax relief if Republicans blocked the surtax on income over $1 million.

Aid agencies have warned that the country faces severe food shortages and potential famine if relief supplies remain blocked and if displaced farmers are prevented from returning home.

John's relief operation was blocked by Philip's forces, and John turned back to Brittany in an attempt to draw Philip away from eastern Normandy.

Even if President Barack Obama's deportation relief policies remain blocked, up to 87percentt of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. likely will not be targeted by immigration authorities, according to a new report released Thursday.