She was a crowd in herself, and the clutter of a movie clearly obstructed her directness.
Although he was clearly obstructed, a free is given against the Liverpool 'keeper and to add insult to injury, he gets booked for handling outside the penalty area.
Mr. Hamilton, a former Democratic congressman from Indiana, said that the C.I.A. "clearly obstructed" the commission's investigation.
The latest refinement to the law clarifies the obstruction rule by re-defining it as "clearly obstructing the line of vision or movement or challenging an opponent for the ball".
Trapped T cells within the capillary network, were defined as cells that do not move and clearly obstruct the capillary lumen, resulting in blood flow stasis.
Carla del Ponte, the chief prosecutor of the ICTY, described the report's authors as "totally blind, profoundly insensitive and clearly willing to obstruct all efforts to find reconciliation, truth and justice".
Even before the experts testified, the presiding Republican declared that "the pre-eminent presidential duty to take care that the laws be faithfully executed"; and therefore that a president who had obstructed justice and committed perjury should clearly be impeached.
Clearly, under conditions in which cellular respiration is obstructed, such as neonatal sepsis, the main problem comes from H2O2, which may leak from mitochondria or is produced by CuZnSOD in the cytoplasm.
When the pursuit of those various interests is obstructed, the stress animals suffer as a result is clearly evident.
It was clearly his intention to obstruct President Obama, who he called "one of the most corrupt presidents in modern times," by any means at his disposal.
Specifically, in the indication classifications, terms/diagnoses such as fetal distress, dystocia, failure to progress, cephalo-pelvic disproportion, obstructed labor, macrosomia, failed induction and failed trial of labor would need to be more clearly defined using unambiguous and preferably evidence-based terminology.
