Sentence examples for not being obstructed from inspiring English sources

The newspaper also said SASAC wrote to the DRC saying it was untrue, as many reformers have asserted, that "the state [sector] is advancing and the private retreating .A prominent academic, quoted by another Chinese newspaper, said reforms were not being obstructed only by vested interests, but even more by a lack of enthusiasm among the general public.

The tribe has imposed a height limitation of 40 feet so that mountain views will not be obstructed.

He appealed to the recollection of others whether on many important occasions, the public interest had not been obstructed by the small members of the Union.

Windows used for light by an owner for 20 years or more could not be obstructed by the erection of an edifice or by any other act by an adjacent landowner.

Although visible from the house, the 50-foot pool with its deck and lanai were placed about 10 feet lower in elevation than the house so the natural surroundings would not be obstructed.

Officials disputed that account, with prison authorities saying they had promptly called the Fire Department, and firefighters saying they had not been obstructed by the police, though getting through prison security took time.

But the fact that the vast majority of punished WWE Superstars in the Signature Pharmacy scandal were not perennial world champions could be an indication that Reigns' road to WrestleMania will not be obstructed.

"The prevention of unwanted pregnancy, particularly in adolescents, should not be obstructed by politicians," she told the AP.

There are many things I wish he had had not been obstructed from doing by implacable opposition.

Justice in these horrible cases must not be obstructed by a conspiracy to cut off the needed drugs," he said in a statement.

The flat area of the field would not be obstructed by the station and would be more attractive and accessible, they say.