Sentence examples for obstructed plans from inspiring English sources
Some top civil servants have deliberately obstructed plans that ministers want implemented.
It's obstructed plans to exploit potential offshore gas reserves, for example.
Anti-choice politicians in Congress continue to block legislation like Prevention First, in much the same way that Bush political appointees obstructed Plan B at the F.D.A. Before November, voters must start asking candidates where they stand on prevention.
Fragmented commissioning will make things worse, and there is also a risk that regulations designed to promote competition within the NHS could obstruct plans to sort out the local provider market and develop an integrated approach to commissioning – this should be monitored closely by national partner organisations.
Via the state-owned gas company Gazprom, Moscow continues to channel millions of dollars to lobbyists across Europe, who are paid to obstruct and impede plans spearheaded by the European commission for a so called "energy union", the main purpose of which is to boost independence from Russian gas.
On state television channel Rossiya 24, Middle East analyst Yevgeny Satanovsky argued that Erdogan had "gone mental" after Russia obstructed his plans for "liquidation of Syria".
And although the chief executives of 27 states and the District of Columbia support broadening the program, GOP legislators in a number of states are obstructing those plans.
He allowed Congress to obstruct his plans to move detainees to the United States, even when their innocence was beyond doubt.
That thrilled James Murdoch, then the chief executive of BSkyB, who had been publicly humiliated twice by Ofcom obstructing his plans.
He challenged the moral values of his contemporaries and refused to go along with unjust demands of tyrants, often obstructing their plans when he could.
In recent days, some of the political leaders in the West have backed off statements blaming environmentalists for obstructing Forest Service plans to thin and burn.
