Sentence examples for resources to block from inspiring English sources

He said Mr. Browder "has apparently managed to mobilize significant political resources" to block an inquiry.

The prosecution asked for deterrent sentences because of an alarming increase in arrivals, the prospect of overcrowded prisons, and lack of resources to block new waves of illegals.

"To me it seems like almost a no-brainer that if countries are doing terrorist activities in order to advance their political agenda, that we cut off their economic resources to block their future terrorist activities".

Since, presumably, an object can only be necessarily self-identical if it exists necessarily, opponents of CBF will also want to have some resources to block the necessity of identity.

"They are depriving their nations, their people of great opportunity by trying to limit access to these technologies -- and besides, they are going to fail, so they shouldn't waste resources trying to block it," Mr. Annan said at a news conference after presenting his report to the General Assembly.

Russia's nascent preservationist movement lacks the financial resources or government support to block the demolitions.

"Those in the U.S. financial community who are supporting these efforts to block resources and appointments are looking for leverage over the rules still being written," Mr. Geithner said.

Speaking at a banking conference, Geithner criticized banking executives who are supporting Republican efforts to block resources needed to implement the law.

Moreover, these local communities trying to block resource extraction projects don't have the power to change the U.S. tax code or alter national spending priorities or ram big, New Deal-like social programs through a recalcitrant Congress, all of which must eventually be done to protect the climate.

Wellington Water Watchers, a volunteer-run organisation dedicated to the protection of water resources, said it would seek to block the company as it moves forward with its plans.

Two remote, adjoining towns on the border of Arizona and Utah where the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is headquartered are being accused by the US federal government of using their police and municipal resources to bully and block non-church members from living in the towns.