Sentence examples similar to like obstructions from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON - With their effort to block money to run the government until President Obama guts the new healthcare law starting to fizzle, Republican leaders are considering Plan B. Senate Republicans are pushing renegade Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) to wrap up his filibuster-like obstruction of the government funding bill sooner rather than later.

The left upper lobe was near-totally occluded by a web-like obstruction, which was also biopsied and dilated.

It looks like obstruction ended up obstructing the Republican Party from rational thought.

If Comey had, Rosenstein would have known that Trump was taking actions that looked a lot like obstruction of justice.

Because presidential displeasure over her appointment of independent counsels was widely known, firing her would have looked like obstruction of justice.

But prosecutors would prefer that he plead guilty to some charge, like obstruction of justice or giving a false statement, so that they could charge Ms. Stewart and Mr. Bacanovic as co-conspirators.

The government has brought several similar terrorism financing cases in recent years, none of which have resulted in the conviction of a charity, although several individuals have been convicted on lesser charges, like obstruction of justice.

Other causes include gastrointestinal problems like obstruction or inflammation; complications of AIDS or side effects of its treatment; nervous system tumors; encephalitis and meningitis; alcoholism, and problems with many medications.

The main criticisms of the piece have come from Republicans, and their argument (for example, David Frum's — still doing the hard work of keeping both sides honest) is that what looks to the left like obstruction is really only the minority party reflecting the public's reservations about Obama's agenda, and, beyond that, fulfilling the Senate's constitutional mandate.

Ms. Lynch outlined some of the current allegations facing legislators, including filing false travel vouchers and more serious crimes like obstruction of justice, while Mr. Vance called for toughening state corruption laws, which he said were weaker that those that prohibited things like fixing a fight.

John W. Dean, Nixon's White House Counsel, admitted that one of the reasons Watergate bloomed into scandal was his own youth and unfamiliarity with federal criminal laws, like obstruction of justice.