To object to all three, however, would make them appear to be obstructing for obstruction's sake.Before the nominees were announced, Charles Grassley, the ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, accused Mr Obama of "packing" the court.
New figures show that medical assistance was obstructed for 511 of those who died last year, including 67 children.
I live in the mountains overlooking Beirut where visibility to the sea has been obstructed for three days.
Modern automobiles, even with electronically controlled combustion and catalytic converters, can still produce levels of carbon monoxide which will kill if enclosed within a garage or if the tailpipe is obstructed (for example, by snow) and exhaust gas cannot escape normally.
Otherwise, passage through the NPC is obstructed for large, non-NLS/NES harboring molecules that do not bind to the karyopherins (i.e. passive) (Paine et al. 1975).
Afterwards, during continuous recording of skin blood flow, the upper arm was obstructed for a three minute period by a 10 to 12 cm sphygmomanometer cuff inflated to 50 mmHg suprasystolic pressure, then cuff was suddenly deflated and forearm skin blood flow was further recorded for five minutes.
Part of the Leaning Tower of Pisa will be obstructed from view for the next year or so as it undergoes a cleaning.
We have an extraordinary situation here, where one of the parties, as a political strategy, in exchange for campaign assistance from the 1%, is obstructing for the purpose of preventing the government from operating.
