Sentence examples for try to unblock from inspiring English sources

On May 28th the government will hold talks with them to try to unblock it.

When they become stuck, Biniaz arranges small, informal gatherings of key negotiators to try to unblock them.

NORTHERN IRELAND: MORE MEETINGS -- Britain's secretary for Northern Ireland, Peter Mandelson, met with Catholic and Protestant leaders in Belfast to try to unblock the stalled peace agreement.

In many other parts of the country, doctors who perform angioplasties try to unblock all of the blood vessels during a single session.

"What I've done is to try to unblock an impasse — to find a sensible midpoint where everyone agrees," said Alan Knight, the task force chairman and an expert in sustainability.

Members of Parliament -- split between left and right -- were being called back to the chamber today to try to unblock the political stalemate preventing the election of a new president.

Americans nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars each year trying to unblock themselves.

And if the accounts are ever frozen, he said, "you will be run off your feet in court trying to unblock these accounts".

But ask for a treatment in which an expert examines your tongue, smells your skin and tries to unblock the flow of life force running through your body with needles and the NHS will be happy to oblige.

In the film's opening scenes, we see the chaos of her trying to unblock her husband's bank card on the phone while dressing for work, making packed lunches and giving her children breakfast; then there is the frantic race with pram and toddler to nursery, the hurried changing into heels and makeup in the office toilets, before walking into a boardroom of men to make a presentation.

Clement, who represents Arizona and its governor, Jan Brewer, is trying to unblock these provisions by framing them as "Arizona's efforts at cooperative law enforcement" with the United States.