Sentence examples for continuing to obstruct from inspiring English sources
The Red Cross says that even now Israel is continuing to obstruct efforts to recover the dead and search for any lingering survivors.
By continuing to obstruct action, they risk following in the footsteps of Republicans in California, who, after benefiting in the short term from the divisiveness of the anti-immigrant Proposition 187, launched a political sea change that makes it nearly impossible for any Republican candidate to win statewide office.
"By continuing to obstruct and oppose necessary changes at the NYPD, the police union leadership's divisive tactics are making it clear that they are not acting in the best interests of New Yorkers, including police officers.
But Reid, on the Senate floor Thursday, said that "an agreement is a two-way street," and read off a checklist of promises that McConnell had made and broken by continuing to obstruct nominees.
Most observers believe the vote of the fifth Justice was gained only because the decision took place a few weeks after FDR, on the heels of an overwhelming electoral victory in 1936, introduced "court packing" legislation designed to stop the Supreme Court from continuing to obstruct New Deal legislation.
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.
After that Britain continued to obstruct progress, giving other member governments the opportunity to hide their negotiating difficulties behind British intransigence.
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.
