Sentence examples for issues obstructing from inspiring English sources

There were several issues obstructing the new agreement, which included adding an age limit for rookies, toughening the existing drug-testing program and limiting the length of long-term contracts.

Both Kennedy and Khrushchev took a hard line, with Khrushchev demanding a treaty that would recognize the two German states and refusing to yield on the remaining issues obstructing a test-ban treaty.

Structural analysis of the ITER lower vertical stabilization (VS) coil has concluded thermal stress concentration is a serious issue obstructing the coil design.

One man is still in custody relating to matters with another police force; another was charged with assaulting a police officer and will appear in court later this month; and two fixed penalties were issued for obstructing the police and public order.

In spite of the excellent luminescent properties of CsPbX3 NCs, their instability and the colloidal characteristics are still the important issues which obstruct their practical applications.

The parade was also intended to "turn the spotlight on issues that obstruct our march towards full equality". .

Workshops were designed to allow participants to discuss issues identified as obstructing the progress of scientific research.

Still, a recurring problem with contemporary gun ownership is that any conversation about the issue is obstructed by the powerful moneyed interests in the gun and ammo industries.

The man, whose name was not released by the police, was detained and issued a summons for obstructing a roadway, the police said.

The personal stories are strong and need to be heard, but in common with the company's previous show, Red Forest, which was about environmental disaster, the issues seem to obstruct theatrical creativity.

"I think almost everything dealing with this Russian issue has been aimed at obstructing his ability to be president".