Sentence examples for having obstructed from inspiring English sources

In the impeachment trial, too, Mr Clinton denied having obstructed justice.

There seems little doubt that, in its report, GIEI will accuse the Mexican government of having obstructed or rejected its investigation.

After coming under investigation by the Justice Department's Campaign Financing Task Force, Mr. Chang, 58, admitted in June 2000 to having obstructed justice, tampered with a federal witness and made $53,700 in illegal contributions to Mr. Torricelli's candidacy.

Mr. Cohn-Bendit, known as Danny the Red, a leader of the student uprising in Paris in 1968, is suspected of having obstructed justice by helping the man, Hans-Joachim Klein, escape the police, a spokesman for the prosecutor's office here said.

He was tried and convicted (1974) for having obstructed justice in an elaborate cover-up staged to hide the activities that took place to destroy the credibility of Pentagon analyst Daniel Ellsberg (who in 1971 had leaked the Pentagon Papers to the New York Times).

"I have been accused of having obstructed the war," he stated.

Arms control would have obstructed these policies.

Heisenberg never claimed to have obstructed anything.

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.

The story of how the disabled seats at Miller Park have obstructed views is just sad.