Sentence examples for be allowed to obstruct from inspiring English sources
Their self-serving views must not be allowed to obstruct security, ours or their own, or a deepening of American-Russian ties.
For too long they have been allowed to obstruct and demagogue.
For three months red-shirt activists have watched with growing frustration as the protesters - who enjoy the backing of the military and powerful royalists - have been allowed to obstruct the government and sabotage an election that would almost certainly have been won by Pheu Thai, he says.
Should a man especially a man charged by his office "faithfully to execute the laws"—be allowed to lie to a grand jury, obstruct justice and tamper with witnesses?This newspaper has taken the view that, once caught out in such blatant lying, Mr Clinton should have shown some shame and respect for his office by resigning.
But it was accused of breaking a law which says that companies are not allowed to obstruct the formation of trade unions.
He succeeded - and Canadian-born Black was allowed to remain free on a $21m£10.5m5m) bond, despite being found guilty on three charges of fraud and one of obstructing justice.
AT&T, which holds a 49percentt stake in Alestra, and WorldCom, a 45percentt partner in Avantel, have argued that Mexican regulators are allowing Telmex to obstruct competition and keep the bulk of the Mexican market to itself.
The 1964 Civil Rights Act outlawed discrimination based on race in the United States, but while legally black people were allowed the vote, some southern state officials obstructed their efforts to register.
For now, though, it'd be silly to obstruct growth with any monetization.
This power would often be used to obstruct political opponents.
