Sentence examples for for his obstruction from inspiring English sources

We were furious about the past presidential election, of a man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace with impeachment for his obstruction of justice.

Issa, former chair of House Oversight Committee, also was battered by Democrats for his obstruction of Obama's agenda.

"By the way, we were furious about the past presidential election, of a man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace with his impeachment for his obstruction of justice," Clinton said, referring to her graduating class of 1969.

The current debate seems to be about why Alex Rodriguez, in light of the evidence of his ties to the Biogenesis clinic, his purported use and possession of several forms of PED substances for many years, and his obstruction of the MLB investigation doesn't capitulate and accept the 211 game suspension levied by MLB; or whether the proposed length of penalty is fair.

Baseball has threatened to suspend Rodriguez for both using drugs and for what they feel was his obstruction of the investigation into Biogenesis, the now-defunct anti-aging clinic in South Florida.

Nevertheless, Barr's letter to Congress leaves a great many questions unanswered concerning the legal rationale for his conclusion on obstruction.

The chief government witness in the case, David B. Duncan, is a former Andersen partner who pleaded guilty to obstruction for his role in orchestrating the document destruction.

Pollard was repeatedly arrested, and in 1986 was charged with obstruction for his part in peaceful protests at RAF Lakenheath against US bombing of Libya from that base.

And the Republicans attacking Andrew Johnson, for everything, including his drunkenness at his inauguration, but most importantly for his insolence and obstinance and obstruction to Reconstruction.

Former Undersheriff Paul Tanaka is serving a five-year prison term at a minimum security camp in Colorado following his conviction for obstruction of justice and conspiracy to obstruct justice.

In one recent major terrorism case, prosecutors coaxed Najibullah Zazi, accused of plotting to set off bombs on the New York City subway, to plead guilty and cooperate with investigators in part by indicting his father for obstruction of justice and threatening similar charges against his mother.