Sentence examples for designed to obstruct the from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't designed to obstruct the deliberative process".

Judge Wright found that Mr. Clinton had "responded to plaintiff's questions by giving false, misleading and evasive answers that were designed to obstruct the judicial process [concerning] whether he and Ms. Lewinsky had ever been alone together and whether he had ever engaged in sexual relations with Ms. Lewinsky".

"The record demonstrates by clear and convincing evidence," decided Federal Judge Susan Webber Wright in the Paula Jones suit, "that the president responded to plaintiff's questions by giving false, misleading and evasive answers that were designed to obstruct the judicial process".

Melanie Ward, associate director of policy and advocacy for International Rescue Committee UK, said the agreement "is deeply concerning because it is primarily designed to obstruct the movement of those seeking refuge in the EU, which runs contrary to the EU's basic founding principles.

Courses are populated with various objects and enemies designed to obstruct the player.

Of the hundreds of amendments introduced, the majority creates additional hurdles and obstacles designed to obstruct the path to citizenship and eliminate mechanisms that would allow the consideration of individual circumstances in all cases.

But this was a random ruling transparently designed to obstruct a team the league does not own for having the audacity to think big while having the assets required to do so.

"The commission is deeply troubled by the underlying events that resulted in Andersen's conviction, especially insofar as the verdict reflects the jury's conclusion that Andersen engaged in conduct designed to obstruct S.E.C. processes," the agency said in its statement.

"Everything the government has done up to now has really been designed to obstruct her getting the very best and safest medical attention," he said.

Such a pursuit of happiness is a right, not a privilege subject to the approval of voters -- something that Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont is addressing right now with hearings to repeal the pernicious "Defense of Marriage Act" designed to obstruct same-sex marriage.

There is a federal law that punishes anyone who "takes any letter, postal-card, or package … before it has been delivered to the person to whom it was directed with design to obstruct the correspondence or pry into the business or secrets of another, or opens … the same".