"I must and cannot damage this relationship through surveillance measures that obstruct our trusting communication," Obama told ZDF public TV, according to a German translation of his comments.
Lacking of trust obstructs the uptake of HIV testing and subsequent medical procedures among MSM [ 31, 358, 359].
Taking this model as a starting point, we analyse how virtual settings may alter or even obstruct the process of trust formation.
The police union boss, Matt Skof, was also arrested by the Ontario Provincial Police on January 23 and charged with breach of trust and obstructing justice.
The accusations against Koskinen were much the same: "Stonewalling Congress, obstructing justice, and breaching the public trust," Jordan said at the time.
Identification of maternal deaths can be obstructed especially if there is no relationship of trust between unknown data collectors and health workers.
The first is that Google's cheery technological determinism may be obstructed by human cussedness, as manifested in a refusal to trust the technology.
Denying that the statement was aimed at any person or company, he said the raw sequence -- the string of chemical units making up the genome -- was not patentable and that the trust "would fight any patents based on sequence if they obstruct academic work and progress".
... the river is subject to Section 4 of Article X of the California Constitution, which guarantees the public a right of access to the navigable waters of the state that must not be obstructed by any individual, partnership, or corporation, and to case law protecting the public trust.
They argue that Mr. Nixon has now directly confirmed that a conspiracy to obstruct justice was designed and managed in the Oval Office of the President, and has consequently lost the trust of the American people.
