Sentence examples for obstructing the path from inspiring English sources

Obstructing the path of a violent man to his firearm will nearly always result in another encroachment.

But external pressure has stood in the way, obstructing the path to political equality and national reconciliation.

Which was a strange thing to hear from a man who chose to spend his Saturday afternoon obstructing the path of 20 charging bulls.

It was so dense I decided it classified as jungle with mossy branches, big tree roots and rocks constantly obstructing the path.

Although this gives you time to race around and remove the overflowing laundry basket or whatever else is obstructing the path to the problem area, you know you are now on Workman Time.

The European parliament is planning to vote on a new, unified law for EU member states in the next few weeks, but activists fear Britain is deliberately obstructing the path to new legislation.

Ms. Thompson, for her part, has said the Council had no better plan and seemed only to obstruct the path to easing the city's financial distress.

Any revolution has its enemies and there are some people who are trying to obstruct the path of the Egyptian people towards democracy.

Until recently conventional histories of architecture treated the 19th century as an unfortunate period in which historicist architects needlessly obstructed the path to a new architecture based on technology and engineering.

His supporters accuse many in the assembly's non-Islamist minority of deliberately dragging their feet in order to obstruct the path to a constitutional democracy because they cannot accept their electoral defeat.

Here, an island of hydrangeas is surrounded by a sea of white leather banquettes (which, incidentally, are reinforced with Kevlar, the fiber used to obstruct the path of wayward bullets, or — in this case — dancing girls' stiletto heels).