Sentence examples for each obstruction from inspiring English sources
If he is found guilty, Mr. Burge faces up to 20 years in prison for each obstruction of justice charge, five years for perjury and a $250,000 fine on each count.
The magnitude of the secondary tonal noise generated by each obstruction can be adjusted by varying the size of the lobes of the obstruction, and the phase of the secondary tonal noise is related to the angular position of the obstruction.
A local farmer, Samuel Wood, objected to Wright's tactics and removed each obstruction, restoring the footpath.
Erythema at the insertion site was seen in 8 (9%), unwanted extrusion in 5 (8%); bacteraemia in 5 (6%); leukocytosis and purulent discharge at the insertion site was seen in 3 (3.5%) each; obstruction and serous exudate in 2 (2%) each; allergy to the transparent dressing in 1 (1%).
The path loss exponent is set to be 3 for line-of-sight nodes, and 0.75 is added for each wall obstruction.
The water flows over the textured canyon walls and changes direction as it hits each rock obstruction, creating a cascading ice formation much wider than the waterfall itself.
Change scores also improved significantly for each factor; obstruction 0.9 (SD 1.3; SE.20), irritation 0.9 (SD 1.5; SE.16), pain/thermal 0.5 (SD 1.1; SE 0.229).
Kadyrbayev and Tazhayakov, both students from Kazakhstan, were each charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice and obstruction of justice, for "agreeing to knowingly alter, destroy, conceal, and cover up tangible objects belonging to Dzokhar Tsarnaev".
The jury convicted Mr. Jefferson of two counts each of bribery and obstruction of justice for paying $100,000 in kickbacks to a former New Orleans school board president.
China continues to protect Khartoum, acting as a megaphone for each new demand or obstruction out of the Sudan.
We review the overall efficacy of a surgical methodology based on localizing the level of anatomic obstruction for each patient and surgical correction of the nasal, oropharyngeal, or hypopharyngeal obstruction.
