Sentence examples similar to face obstructions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zazi was also told his mother, who has not been charged, could face obstruction charges, an official briefed on the plea negotiations said.

He will now face obstruction charges on suspicion that he tried to pay a former Petrobras executive to stop him from giving information to authorities.

As a result of his case we now understand that the FBI expects investigative journalists to hand over their computers and sources or else they could face obstruction of justice charges.

Mr Abbas also faces obstruction from within his own Fatah movement.

They have faced obstruction from the National Rifle Association in this (in 2012, the NRA lobbied for and got legislation that barred commanders from collecting information about troops' personal weapons).

It was the prime minister's close friendship with the former Sun editor – who now faces obstruction of justice charges – that caused him most embarrassment.

Recently, a number of researches have been done on the walking of biped robots in the sagittal plane; however, biped robots require the ability to step purely in the lateral plane in facing obstruction, such as a wall.

The testimony given under oath leads me to this conclusion: Had a lawyer explained the law and advised Duncan to follow it from the beginning, Andersen would not have faced obstruction charges.

While probably feeling a lot less invincible today, he now faces obstruction of justice and trafficking charges.

Obama has faced obstruction from a large ideological core in Congress that reflexively rejects almost anything he proposes.

At the very least, Trump is facing obstruction of justice, let alone Russia's interference in the election and the potential collusion to help him win the presidency.