Sentence examples for deliberately obstructing from inspiring English sources

Members of the majority accuse the opposition of deliberately obstructing the effort.

Yet Google's toughest challenge is to convince TV studios and networks to stop deliberately obstructing its service.

Despite the sometimes immature behavior of Britain's legislators, they manage to enact laws without deliberately obstructing the running of the country.

This included helping to identify, target and murder the lawyer, supplying a weapon and facilitating its later disappearance, and deliberately obstructing subsequent investigations.

"But donors should keep in mind that the human cost of this crisis has been increased exponentially by Syria's policy of deliberately obstructing aid".

The man who led Russia's winning bid for the 2018 World Cup has denied deliberately obstructing Fifa's investigation into alleged corruption during the bid process after it emerged evidence had been destroyed.

Nixon deliberately obstruct justice in the Watergate affair?

The epicenter of this anger lies in the black precincts of Florida, where many voters now believe that the election was stolen by a Republican state government that deliberately obstructed access to the polls.

Strauss also said he believed Stokes had merely been taking evasive action rather than trying to deliberately obstruct the flight of the ball when he was given out in the one-day international defeat by Australia on Saturday.

Prosecutors are preparing charges against Igor Tuleya, a Warsaw district court judge who last year ruled that Law and Justice MPs had deliberately obstructed opposition MPs from participating in a vote on the state budget during a parliamentary crisis in December 2016.

In December 2008, political journalists Marc Vallée and Jason Parkinson were deliberately obstructed from their work documenting protests outside the Greek embassy in London, which had erupted following the shooting of a teenage demonstrator by police in Athens.