Sentence examples for obstructing the movement of from inspiring English sources
By 1875 farmers' fences were obstructing the movement of beef herds, but grain became an important commodity.
Police said demonstrators could face arrest for obstructing the movement of vehicles and people, refusing to obey lawful orders by a law enforcement officer, vandalism and refusal to disperse after unlawful assembly is declared.
The LAPD asked parents to encourage their children to voice their opinions "in a lawful, safe and peaceful manner". Police said demonstrators could face arrest for obstructing the movement of vehicles and people, refusing to obey lawful orders by a law enforcement officer, vandalism and refusal to disperse after unlawful assembly is declared.
Fine Ti(Ni,Cu 2 precipitates can be deformed by the shear deformation of martensitic transformation, but they obstruct the movement of the twin boundaries to some extent.
On a levelentry vehicle, handrails, stanchions, and seats shall be located so as to allow a wheelchair user to enter the vehicle and position the wheelchair in a location which does not obstruct the movement of other passengers.
Melanie Ward, associate director of policy and advocacy for International Rescue Committee UK, said the agreement "is deeply concerning because it is primarily designed to obstruct the movement of those seeking refuge in the EU, which runs contrary to the EU's basic founding principles.
Difficulty in changing the mindset of employee with regard to quality and urgency among them are reasons which generally obstruct the movement of quality program (Talib et al. 2011).
In Allahabad, SP workers tried to obstruct the movement of trains in protest.
When constructing the body suit, the team needed a way to charge the whole system using a single battery pack that didn't obstruct the movement of the participant.
Upon receiving this report the battalion commander requested permission by radio to remain in his present position and try to obstruct the movement of North Korean reinforcements and supplies.
This would significantly obstruct the movement of patients from triage departments.
