Sentence examples for eliminate the obstructions from inspiring English sources

"It may be argued that Congress could have pursued other methods to eliminate the obstructions it found in interstate commerce caused by racial discrimination," Justice Tom C. Clark wrote, for his unanimous brethren.

Eliminating the obstructions cost the aviation agency $5.2 million.

First, any recently-produced CPAP working properly eliminates the obstruction in one's airway and is itself no louder than having a small fan in the room.

While this [three-year exclusivity] proposal was a boon to Teva, it did little to eliminate the practical obstructions in obtaining emergency contraception to women of child-bearing age whether over or under age 15.

This is in concert with several other studies which suggest, that a correctly placed ablation lesion, releasing a CK peak of five- to nine-fold, should be high enough to substantially reduce or eliminate the LVOT obstruction during a 12-month local remodeling process [ 27, 51, 52].

It is common practice to focus at floodplain level either to eliminate the cause of on obstruction that is reducing the discharge capacity (e.g. construction activities, vegetation development) or to compensate for the obstruction near the cause, that is on the land of the responsible landowner.

Treatment designed to reduce or eliminate the postthrombotic syndrome must necessarily remove thrombus to eliminate obstruction.

The increased distance after the obstruction and enhanced velocity of flow both serve to eliminate the void, effects that are logically linked to increased pressure at the point of confluence.

Treatment designed to reduce or eliminate the post-thrombotic syndrome must necessarily remove thrombus to eliminate obstruction.

But Senate Republicans realized they could accomplish through obstruction what they cannot do honestly by legislation: simply eliminate the power of the NLRB to act.

The legislature authorized the use of electronic tabulating equipment to expedite the tabulating process and to eliminate the possibility of human error in the counting process, not to create a technical obstruction which defeats the rights of qualified voters.