Sentence examples for continued to obstruct from inspiring English sources
After that Britain continued to obstruct progress, giving other member governments the opportunity to hide their negotiating difficulties behind British intransigence.
Kenyan officials said that if Mr. Yusuf continued to obstruct peace, he would be barred from Kenya and his assets there would be frozen.
President Eduardo dos Santos of Angola warned him in August that he had "had enough of his arrogance", and that the allies would withdraw from Congo if he continued to obstruct the peacemakers.
Three weeks ago in Vienna, Mr. Kerry appeared before reporters to declare that if Mr. Assad continued to obstruct humanitarian convoys, the West would help the United Nations relief agency conduct airdrops of supplies to starving towns, beginning June 1.
By taking the battle to his chief adversaries' turf, the president dramatized more than ever a new, more confrontational approach to Congressional Republicans that makes good on his months-old warning to take his case to the country if they continued to obstruct him.
Only a month after Iraq averted an American-led attack by pledging at the last minute to resume full cooperation, Richard Butler, the chairman of the United Nations Special Commission overseeing the disarmament of Iraq's weapons, declared in a report delivered to the Security Council last night that Mr. Hussein's Government continued to obstruct inspections.
Then the Bush administration might have been forced to explain just why it continues to obstruct the investigation.
I think they are playing a very dangerous and, ultimately, self-damaging role if they continue to obstruct.
While President Obama speaks of a commitment to a two-state solution, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's policies continue to obstruct such a reality.
The role of vested interests--including employees and their unions--and the government's own need to sell bonds to banks will continue to obstruct reforms.
