Sentence examples for obstruct that from inspiring English sources

The US justice department accused Cilins of attempting to obstruct that inquiry by disposing of some of the evidence.

Then, one day a decade ago, they learned of plans for a 14-story apartment building a mile away that would partly obstruct that view.

To prove obstruction of justice, the subject must know that there is an investigation against him and take an action to obstruct that investigation with corrupt purpose.

But Congress has done everything it can to obstruct that goal, imposing high barriers for transfer of the detainees abroad, and complete bars on their transfer to the United States.

But to the I.M.F., as well as the Treasury Department, there needs to be a way to accomplish international restructurings that allows overly indebted countries to eventually recover, and this decision could obstruct that.

"We continue to look for ways in which we can reach those whose names were held on the records and we welcome the committee's encouragement for the unions to facilitate, rather than obstruct, that process.

My gut was so obstructed that I couldn't keep the viscous liquid down.

It's a neat trick, having the guy purportedly overseeing an investigation at the same time obstructing that investigation!

"If Democrats are seen as obstructing that process, that could be a significant problem for them politically," said Christine Iverson, a spokeswoman for the Republican National Committee.

He had successfully ridden the wave of popular support that brought him into office to deliver universal health coverage, a feat that eluded all his predecessors.But the reality of politics has obstructed that grand dream.

His aides argue that Republicans in the House of Delegates are obstructing that effort, and even Republicans admit that they did not want to allow Mr. Kaine the same success his Democratic predecessor, Mark Warner, had in working across the aisle.