Sentence examples for obstructing some from inspiring English sources
She said she hoped Mr. Daschle's speech was an acknowledgment "that his posture at the end of the year in obstructing some of this important legislation was wrong".
Gone will be Rosenblatt's narrow concourses, the pillars obstructing some grandstand views, and clubhouses so tiny that players dress at their hotels and walk in through the main gate.
This interaction, in turn, obstructs some of the wind from the brighter star.
But the results of local and regional elections on October 5th could obstruct some developments.
Income taxes discourage work; corporate taxes inhibit enterprise; even consumption taxes obstruct some mutually beneficial exchanges.
But a big economy that does not really want to be there, that tries to obstruct some of the agreed measures to save the euro, whose presence only fuels discontent in the ranks – what use is that?
Passive resistance from a sullen population has obstructed some policies, while the conservatives have been unable to force a major purge of those Central Committee members or provincial leaders who were loyal to Mr. Zhao.
It is useful to be reminded of the power and grandeur of this symbol of New York at a time when development on the West Side is being planned that will forever obstruct some of the most famous views in the world.
Collagen proliferation may also obstruct some small portal veins toward the end period of subacute damage.
In a report last week, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said a number of the Education Department's contracted debt collectors misled troubled borrowers and obstructed some of them from making payments to get out of default, likely violating federal law.
"Democrats could choose to continue to obstruct some or all of the [lower-rank] appointees," says Reynolds, "but they might not get the same rewards from their base for doing so… [and Republicans] might just let many of the positions languish" unfilled rather than get bogged down over posts few people will notice or care about.
