Sentence examples for obstructed workers from inspiring English sources

"Snow will have physically obstructed workers at manufacturers and their end customers from getting to work," said Alan Clarke at BNP Paribas.

The court said Saturday that Mr. Xiao and his accomplices beat the Uighur men with iron bars and "obstructed" medical workers from treating the injured.

On the one hand, the Sudanese government is obstructing aid workers less than before a concession that has probably saved thousands of lives.

Even if the government did not obstruct aid workers, which it often does, their job would be logistically tough.Darfur is so remote that it was only absorbed into the British Empire as an afterthought in 1916.

Critics of Fresh Direct have said it pays low wages and obstructs its workers' efforts to organize.

Aid workers, for instance, find themselves obstructed by officials in some parts of the Horn and in many cases they are deliberately targeted by armed groups.

SeaFrance is alleged to have fallen under the control of a rogue trade union branch, which obstructed a possible sell-off to push its own plan for a workers' co-operative.

Labor leaders have called for a boycott of three delis, saying they exploit workers and obstruct organizing efforts.

Alan Hodges, the police sergeant overseeing the investigation, claimed in the inquiry that the social workers were obstructing the police in dealing with child protection cases.

In Dearborn Heights, a city with a growing Arab-American population, the recent saga began last month when would-be voters began complaining that election workers were obstructing their efforts to attain absentee ballots.

Identification of maternal deaths can be obstructed especially if there is no relationship of trust between unknown data collectors and health workers.