Sentence examples for further obstruction from inspiring English sources

America's deputy envoy, Jonathan Cohen, said "further obstruction on the committee's formation is unacceptable.

A year of negotiation and further obstruction occurred until finally in late 1998, the UN team were forced to withdraw.

Further obstruction would mean the final vote would happen Saturday, when the bill would go back to the House, where it would pass only if it had overwhelming Democratic support since many Republicans would not vote for it.

Removable shutters used to secure the stalls overnight were stacked against the sides of the stalls during trading hours, causing further obstruction, while on those stalls fitted with doors the doors opened outwards to maximise the limited space inside the units.

This inflammation triggers the production of mucous (sputum), which causes further obstruction of the airways.

(Clinicaltrial.gov: NCT01998217; registered on November 19 , 2013 Intracanalar or intraductal stones are pathognomonic symptoms of chronic pancreatitis, where these stones tend to cause further obstruction of outflow from the pancreas, ultimately leading to recurrent attacks of pancreatitis and abdominal pain [ 1, 2].

The follow-up features further obstructions to the oesophagus.

Further obstructions can exist behind the nostrils, which can sometimes be cleared with more invasive laser surgery.

The draft simply instructs the inspectors to press ahead with their work and report any further Iraqi obstruction.

Sessions leaving office leads to the best of all worlds: a uniquely horrible Trump cabinet official who is making life miserable for millions of Americans is gone; it will be incredibly tough for Trump to get a new attorney general confirmed; he won't be able to make a recess appointment; and it might further the obstruction of justice case against him.

Newer improved versions of the PC further eliminate obstruction risk [7, 8, 9].