Sentence examples for roadblocks which from inspiring English sources

Later, Carl and his men had to establish roadblocks, which was notoriously dangerous duty.

And both were frustrated by a string of legal roadblocks which the clinic threw in Shintech's way.

At night they went home through a city full of patrols and roadblocks, which they passed by relying on Philby's British passport.

U.S. universities claim that this low number is due not to a lack of interest on the part of American students or the institutions themselves, but administrative roadblocks which prevented the development of study-abroad programs.

The roadblocks, which have divided opinion in the city, mark a significant escalation of the dispute that began the night of the election on July 2, when both front-runners claimed victory.

But that rationale was not available for this case, an appeal by the City of Indianapolis of a federal appeals court's ruling that its drug roadblocks, which it used quite successfully for four months in 1998, amounted to a "dragnet search for criminals" that violated the Fourth Amendment.

Mr. Neill wants to change that roadblock, which landlords call the "split incentive".

And the current roadblock – which forces traffic from Bismarck to take a 20-mile detour – does make accessing the camps more difficult, said Jen Cook, policy director for the North Dakota ACLU.

That's a pretty major roadblock which, for now, Go-Jek doesn't appear to have much chance of clearing without major structural change.

They then ran into a police roadblock, which had been set up after Jadhav radioed for help.

Meanwhile there are roadblocks, particularly the language barrier, which severely limits media exposure for songs in Spanish.