Sentence examples for has obstructed him from inspiring English sources

"I know the centre-half has obstructed him and Mark Clattenburg didn't give a free-kick but it's still not an excuse for what Kevin Nolan did.

It is a mystery why he would feel bound by this commitment at a time when limited dollars should be directed toward real needs, and when Republicans have obstructed him at every turn on those needs.

Obtaining more could prove difficult, as flooding has obstructed the supply route.

The three-pillar system has obstructed consolidation in an overbanked country and has stifled competition.

The former officials have long contended that Pakistan has obstructed talks.

Democrats have countered that Mr. Bush has obstructed the appropriations process by threatening to veto spending bills he considers too large.

In making these claims without faithfully representing the evidence, he has obstructed fact and misled parliament and the public.

We could make a list of the other ways the Bush DOJ has obstructed its own internal investigation.

He had successfully ridden the wave of popular support that brought him into office to deliver universal health coverage, a feat that eluded all his predecessors.But the reality of politics has obstructed that grand dream.

Corruption has obstructed attempts to crack down on rogue food companies; in 2007, the former head of the State Food and Drug Administration was executed for taking bribes and dereliction of duty.

Steinmetz denies paying any bribes or wrongdoing – but the lack of transparency among the British Virgin Island registered companies has obstructed a full investigation.