Sentence examples for first obstruct from inspiring English sources

First, obstruct any and all efforts to strengthen the economy, then exploit the economy's weakness for political gain.

The lesson for any aspiring criminal seems to be first obstruct all police investigations by any available means and for as long as possible; and, second, if you are charged, get a group of your mates to sit on the jury.

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Hassina, now 19, first experienced obstructed labor when she was 14.

The second charge, obstructing the execution of a search warrant, relates to attempts by Brown and his mother to hide a laptop during a search of her home in March 2012.

This is where the Ferguson types first began to obstruct efforts to boost the economy.

The first came for obstructing Joe Hart as the City goalkeeper looked to take a drop kick, before the England international slid in recklessly on James Milner.

Their efforts are obstructed first by a simple misunderstanding -- guests arrive to find their unprepared hostess in her satin dressing-gown -- and then by progressively weirder occurrences involving international drug-smuggling, surprise military exercises and a succession of dreams.

Third, proposals to obstruct skilled migration are ethically and legally complex.

"The second idea, to obstruct NGO rescue groups and reinforce Libya's interdiction of migrants, will deepen EU complicity in abuse".

To further shatter the principle of voter sovereignty, corporations have rewarded those politicians who construct restrictive political party rules, gerrymander electoral districts and obstruct third party candidate ballot access.