Sentence examples for have been obstructing from inspiring English sources

"The view I take is they have been obstructing me in my duties as a lawyer.

"The allegation is that I have been obstructing the police in the performance of their duties," she said.

According to volunteers on the site, French police have been obstructing efforts to upgrade the camp for two weeks.

Faced with losing this cash, much of which flows into private and political coffers, state governors have been obstructing the finance minister.

And because they do not wish to lose any of the power that they have gained, they have been obstructing the government's plans to train troops.

Syria and its surrogates, of course, have been obstructing both our efforts to get foreign forces out and... to promote political accommodation.

Since then, the family allege attempts to work out what happened inside Harmondsworth have been obstructed.

Millions of Ivorians do not have identity papers, so northerners like Mr Soro and his fighters have been obstructed from getting the Ivorian citizenship that is rightfully theirs.

It had a seating capacity of perhaps 4,000 people, though the view of the stage of more than half the audience members would have been obstructed by columns.

President Obama's plan to ratify a new arms-control treaty with Russia by the end of the year may have been obstructed by Senate Republicans.

He has taken so long partly because his investigations have been obstructed, he says, by both the Force Research Unit (FRU), the secret army organisation that handled agents in Northern Ireland, and the Northern Ireland police, the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC).