Sentence examples for To obstructing from inspiring English sources
verb
To block or fill (a passage) with obstacles or an obstacle.
One trail-builder on Reddit even admitted to obstructing unwanted paths with heaps of poison oak.
Mr. Chang pleaded guilty to making illegal contributions to Senator Torricelli's 1996 campaign and to obstructing federal investigators.
UFJ admitted in July to obstructing the bank inspectors and pledged to take steps to strengthen its compliance system.
Ms. Harrison also pleaded guilty to obstructing a United States Environmental Protection Agency audit of the test.
The murder charge was dropped, and Lewis pleaded guilty to obstructing justice for giving misleading statements to the police.
The local's secretary-treasurer, Julius Bernstein, was forced to resign by federal prosecutors and has pleaded guilty to obstructing justice.
Welch and Johnson declined a deal to plead guilty to obstructing the Internal Revenue Service from collecting taxes, Wheeler said.
Ray Lewis, a Baltimore Ravens linebacker, ultimately pleaded guilty to obstructing justice and returned to lead the Ravens to a Super Bowl victory.
Though he began his political life as a moderate, he has evolved into a fierce conservative warrior, dedicated to obstructing the President's agenda in every possible way.
The subsidiary, CG Nutritionals, pleaded guilty in July to obstructing a criminal investigation of health care offenses, after a large federal investigation into fraudulent sales of medical equipment.
Mr. Colson went to prison after pleading guilty to obstructing justice in one of the criminal plots that undid the Nixon administration.
