Sentence examples similar to obstruct pursuits from inspiring English sources
Emphasized in this conceptualization is that stress originates at an intersection between one's external environment and internal state; it arises "when the demands imposed by a patient's condition collide with a caregiver's subjective ability to respond, or when these demands obstruct the pursuit of other objectives"[ 8].
Worse, Mr. Murdoch surrendered his stake in the satellite TV operator DirecTV in 2006 in exchange for the stake in the News Corporation owned by the cable mogul John Malone, who might have obstructed his pursuit of Dow Jones.
When anonymity releases us from responsibility for our actions, we will gladly abandon morality and harm anyone who obstructs our pursuit of what we think will make us happy.
And new challenges loom, including a debate within Africa, and beyond, about whether the pursuit of justice might obstruct the search for peace.
Using unusually blunt language to pressure a leading ally, the United States trade representative, Robert B. Zoellick, said today that Japan's pursuit of its own "narrow-minded interests" threatened to obstruct efforts to forge agreement at a long-planned world trade summit meeting.
On another significant aspect of the investigation — whether the president tried to obstruct the inquiry itself — Mr. Mueller and his investigators understood that issues of executive privilege could complicate their pursuit of a presidential interview and did not ask for written responses on that matter, according to the letter, which was sent on Friday.
Conspiracy to obstruct justice.
He did not obstruct justice.
Too incompetent to obstruct.
