Sentence examples for has been obstructing from inspiring English sources
BRUSSELS — The European Central Bank may forgo future profits on its Greek bonds as efforts remain under way to fill a financial hole that has been obstructing a second bailout for Greece.
Thus, it was a bit of history Monday night when the Senate discovered the name of the mystery man who for months has been obstructing a long overdue step toward campaign finance reform.
Sea Shepherd has been obstructing Japanese whaling vessels in the Southern Ocean each year since 2005, but Watson said the cost of sending vessels south, Japan's increased use of military technology to track them, and new anti-terrorism laws passed specifically to thwart Sea Shepherd's activities made physically tracking the ships impossible.
It is believed that, since Cunha has control over the majority of deputies, he has been obstructing the process at Lower House.
But Messina, it turns out, is a former aide to Senator Max Baucus, the Senate Finance Committee Chairman who has been obstructing health care reform while doing his best to appease conservatives.
This threshold is affected by many different factors, including the amount of force acting on the tissues, the location at which obstruction occurs, the length of time labor has been obstructed, and the inherent resilience of the affected tissues (itself a complex summation of many interconnected biological factors).
However, the development of vaccines against global pandemics such as HIV, malaria and tuberculosis has been obstructed by several challenges.
Involvement by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) has been obstructed by Russia.
Until then, my sympathy goes to those women who are called to leadership, and whose call has been obstructed.
The right of self-determination of all people is a fundamental principle in international law, yet within the prevention of suicide for Indigenous Australians, that has been obstructed.
