Definition of Bloc

Frustrated by delays in AstraZeneca`s delivery of coronavirus vaccines, the bloc said it would require advance notice of the export of all vaccines made in the EU. The group appears to be mixing the anarchist street violence of the “black bloc” with social media campaigns. The time has come to build infrastructure and inject money into democratic organization in each of these states, cementing a progressive power bloc and creating the context for inclusive and democratic national leadership. According to Advocate General Michal Bobek, senior legal adviser to the CJEU, the national data protection authorities of any EU country can sometimes take action against a company, even if it has its headquarters in the EU elsewhere in the bloc. Its CEO said the company would not divert doses of Covid-19 vaccine destined for the UK to the EU after announcing a major shortage of deliveries to the EU. Pederson led a block against “Carmack`s Folly,” but he supported the wrong horse, and when the bubble burst, he was in the cold. Can true converts be put in order by coercion, self-interest, or baptism en bloc? He didn`t feel it – he had lifted a block of nerves – but it shook with his teeth. In the 2008 and 2012 presidential elections, however, they were the largest bloc of voters. Meanwhile, nearly 30 percent of Republicans who had voted — a surprisingly large bloc — ignored McCarthy`s calls for unity and decided to oust Cheney from his leadership position. Two years later, he released all Soviet dissidents from prison and began loosening the reins of the Soviet bloc countries. Sometimes he becomes completely insensitive in one part of his body via a nerve block.

But politics in Ukraine is volatile and the opposition bloc is pushing hard. The French Socialists returned with large majorities, and the bloc was stronger than ever. Now, Lyovochkin complains that several members of the opposition bloc suffered attacks during the elections.