The United Nations pulled its inspectors out of Iraq in November 1998 after President Saddam Hussein kept obstructing their access.
Rights groups have long accused Turkey of detaining refugees arbitrarily; sending refugees back to dangerous countries, including Syria; and obstructing their access to the job market.
Liberals in both chambers say that the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has obstructed their access to TPP documents for years.
Cats need a shallow, wide container that doesn't obstruct their head access with whiskers included, but don't make the dish too deep.
In recent years, the Catholic Church particularly has argued in court that religiously sponsored institutions have a "conscience" that requires that the institution abide by the precepts of that religion, regardless of how that might obstruct their client's access to care.
The Little Sisters of the Poor were not trying to obtain religious freedom--which they already had--but instead were trying to exempt themselves from the ordinary responsibilities of civil society, while obstructing their employees' access to contraception.
The Senate health-care bill aims to obstruct that access.
Militias allied to the TFG and al-Shabaab frequently obstruct humanitarian access.
In the absence of a well-constructed Spiritual self-schema, our habitual self-schemas can obstruct our access to this resource.
It will also allow private individuals and local district attorneys to bring civil lawsuits for damages against those who unlawfully obstruct clinic access.
