But there comes a point where you cross a line and begin obstructing freedom.
In addition, it is fact, documented by UN inspectors, that Iraq almost immediately began to obstruct the inspections.
The publication of the ordinance provoked violent German reactions: university professors signed resolutions of protest, mass meetings incited the public, and German deputies in the Reichsrat began to obstruct all legislative activities.
Subsequently, some players deliberately began to obstruct the ball from hitting the wickets.
This is where the Ferguson types first began to obstruct efforts to boost the economy.
At the emergence of the Cold War, a Red Scare developed in the U.S. as the Congressional House Un-American Activities Committee began investigating and obstructing the careers of people with perceived communist sympathies.
Concord is the only one among the group of 16 to appear in U.S. court to contest the charge that its alleged actions were part of a conspiracy that began in 2014 to obstruct lawful functions of the U.S. government through fraud and deceit.
Once there, they began constructing siege engines and trying to fill its moat, but their progress was obstructed by the defenders' own artillery.
The United States attorney is focusing on whether Mr. Quattrone, after being informed on Dec. 3, 2000, that a grand jury investigation was beginning, could have obstructed the investigation.
Leaders in the Serbian half of Bosnia have long blocked returns but have grown more compliant since Wolfgang Petritsch, the high representative, began firing local officials for obstructing the Dayton peace plan, including 22 officials on one occasion last fall.
