The phrase "obstruct the right" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to hinder or prevent someone from exercising their legal or moral entitlements. Example: The government's decision to ban protests was seen as an attempt to obstruct the right to free speech.
What both these pieces of news demonstrate is that police nationally have, without proper legislative authority, taken it upon themselves to obstruct the rights of photographers and the duty of journalists to go about their business.
As a brief filed by a collection of adoption agencies explains, if the Alabama supreme court's decision were allowed to stand, it would present a serious threat to the parental rights of same-sex parents in a majority of states, and give state judges hostile to same-sex marriage a tool to obstruct the rights same-sex parents have.
Even the justices who dissented from the Obergefell ruling were not willing to let Alabama obstruct the rights of same-sex parents, helping to ensure that same-sex couples will have equal parental rights in practice and not just on paper.
A chest X-ray film showed a right hilar mass lesion and enhanced computed tomography detected a mass that completely obstructed the right pulmonary artery (Fig. 1).
The groups asked Legault to examine whether the government was systematically obstructing "the right of the media and through them, the Canadian public to timely access to government scientists".
Computed tomography of the patient's chest and abdomen confirmed a right hilar mass completely obstructing the right middle-lobe bronchus with distal pneumonitis and large mediastinal nodes.
Bronchoscopy demonstrated a neoplastic growth that was obstructing the right main bronchus 2 cm distal to the carina; biopsy revealed moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma, compatible with rectal cancer recurrence.
"This is a president who would have people in his Cabinet who would obstruct the exercise of civil rights, human rights, consumer rights, the right to choose, the right to be free of gun violence and the right to a clean environment.
While taking away that right would directly obstruct the First Amendment Rights of the individual.
Unfortunately, the bronchiectasis was not restricted to the RUL; the delay in diagnosis allowed growth of the tumour that was so large it obstructed the entire right main bronchus and lead to obstructive bronchiectasis of the right lung.
