Sentence examples for block or obstruct from inspiring English sources

But that ended when he said: "So let the message be very clear from this hall and this country to the Prime Minister – delay, prevaricate, block or obstruct the implementation of what was promised, and Scotland will take matters into our own hands".

Such a person might threaten to leave the company or go on a personal and subtle strike meant to block or obstruct — if others don't cooperate with his way of working.

He told delegates: "Let the message be very clear from this hall and this country to the prime minister - delay, prevaricate, block or obstruct the implementation of what was promised and Scotland will take matters into our own hands".

Arrange your furniture in a way that doesn't block or obstruct any heat vents, radiators or baseboard heaters.

Intentional interference such as blocking or obstructing cameras or harassing a photographer constitutes censorship".

"Intentional interference such as blocking or obstructing cameras or ordering the person to cease constitutes censorship and also violates the First Amendment".

Blocking or obstructing the VEGF/VEGFR signal transduction pathway by different methods can prevent the vascularization, metastasis, and edema of animal transplanted tumors and result in restricted tumor growth [ 25, 26].

The observed reduction in reproductive success of intersex fish could have resulted from a combination of factors, including a reduced ability to release milt due to blocked or obstructed sperm ducts, reduced sperm quality, reduced hatching success or survival of fry, and/or reduced ability to compete with other males or attract females.

"trespassing on, sitting in, blocking, impeding or obstructing access to, ingress into or egress from any facility at which abortions are performed in the Western District of New York, including demonstrating within 15 feet of any person seeking access to or leaving such facilities..

You cannot fairly judge a policy on its merits if you have blocked it or obstructed it from action.

"When someone slows us down, blocks us, or obstructs us in some way, we tend to respond with anger with a determination to push through," he says.