Sentence examples for obstructing the work from inspiring English sources
Among other things S.P. Udayakumar and M. Pushparayan are accused of "waging war" against India, sedition, and obstructing the work of bureaucrats.
2) By liberty-destroying laws, supported by an unfortunate coalition of centre-right and centre-left, aimed at obstructing the work of courageous judges and journalists.
Under a plea agreement announced by the Justice Department, Mr. Riady agreed to plead guilty to a felony, conspiracy to defraud the United States by obstructing the work of the Federal Election Commission "through deceitful and dishonest means".
These measures must have impeded the import of medical supplies, though it is not easy to know how much misery is properly attributable to them and how much to the drought and the war, never mind the Taliban's own skill at obstructing the work of the UN and other agencies in the country.
On Friday, Ali al-Dabbagh, the government spokesman, accused the Iraqi Consensus Front of deliberately obstructing the work of the government and of ignoring the victims of terrorism during Saddam Hussein's era, while "demanding pardon for the perpetrators of mass graves and poison gas".
Resorting to trade protectionism and obstructing the working of creative destruction embedded in the free market system may not lead to high paying jobs in the U.S. as in China.
He rejected claims that the Syrian government had obstructed the work of the UN weapons inspectors.
No alternatives to strong police powers were left, and measures to restrict the freedom of Irish members to obstruct the work of the Commons had to be taken.
It also said there was "no basis for the allegation that they obstructed the work of Consob," the Italian stock market regulator, beginning in July 2003.
The vessel's operators did not obtain permission to enter the park, did not pay the fee for entry and obstructed the work of park rangers, said Ms. Barber.
Other provisions in the bill impose 15-day sentences or fines of $16.50 to $33 on citizens who obstruct the work of an F.S.B. agent.
