("Pharmacists are aware that oftentimes it is used to end pregnancies. As such, they obstruct sales by demanding unnecessary prescriptions. Some women have reported that it's simple for men to buy the medication for this reason," they advise).
In my latest court expedition, my ex invented the idea that I was obstructing the sale of our marital home.
Chinese officials have tried to maintain a careful balance between Carrefour, Wal-Mart and local retailers, and would probably obstruct a sale to Wal-Mart.
I realize you don't want to obstruct the sale, and some might argue that it's wholly incumbent on the buyer to inquire about future renovations before closing.
While Mr. Bush has made the case before that Europe should stop obstructing the sale of genetically modified food, today was the first time he linked that policy with world hunger.
The American company has much less interest in Daewoo's old home plant in the Pupyong section of Inchon, the industrial port west of Seoul, where half the company's labor force works and where their militant union, fearful of job losses, has repeatedly staged strikes in hopes of obstructing a sale.
The FBI is probing reports that the company obstructed a US Commerce Department investigation into the sales.
When Saddam later obstructed U.N. inspectors -- forgoing $100 billion in oil sales to keep out prying eyes -- groupthinkers logically concluded that the "Butcher of Baghdad" had been hiding weapons.
Some critics, all of them high-ranking Iraqi and American military officials, made the more serious charge that senior Iraqi officials intentionally obstructed American-sponsored procurements because they feared the sales program would prevent them from siphoning off a share of the money.
Sales of purely electric vehicles (EVs) will lag, however, obstructed by high prices and a woeful lack of charging stations.
