Sentence examples for which would block from inspiring English sources

If none of them works, a relief well, which would block the leaking well at great depth, should do the job.

Also, if I did it in one shot, I'd have cables and lighting fixtures looming large in the foreground, which would block the view of the assembly line.

Promising tax-reform plans are now emerging, through the OECD, which would block the kind of toxic Luxembourg structures that have become routine in the tax planning playbook.

Sir Robert, the coroner, said he would rule on Wednesday on the government's application for what is known as a Public Interest Immunity Certificate, which would block the inquest from hearing information on certain topics, usually on national security grounds.

The measure they enacted, which would block withholding of union dues from state employees' paychecks, was aimed solely at labor's political power and had nothing to do with the state budget.

Another strategy was to develop an "antidisease" vaccine, which would block not the infection itself but rather the immune system's responses to infection, which are responsible for many of the harmful symptoms.

Selective agonists of presynaptic 5-HT1D receptors (which would blocks SP release from peripheral trigeminal sensory endings) were ineffective in migraine attack, and there was no correlation between the potency on PPE and antimigraine activity [see 5, 21, 22].

His546 and Gly549 residues form hydrogen bonds to the ionized Asp222 preventing it to rotate and become a bidentate ligand which then would block the substrate binding site.

Privacy advocates, however, welcomed the changes, which would also block HTML ads and offensive images from unknown senders.

Both spoke against a proposal that Congress grant the boy, Elian Gonzalez, American citizenship, which would effectively block the Immigration and Naturalization Service from acting to send him home.

Among them are the Treasury Department and the Transportation Department, which has jurisdiction over the Coast Guard, which would help block the flotillas of demonstrators expected to arrive by sea from Puerto Rico.