Sentence examples for obstructive conduct from inspiring English sources
The school's lawyer claimed that, "her suspension was due to her obstructive conduct over time.
The opposite party claimed that the principle of unanimity had been breached by the obstructive conduct of merely three cardinals of the Imperial faction, who stubbornly refused to recognize the candidate desired by the rest of the Sacred College.
"Manafort's obstructive conduct ― carried out at a time when he was seeking relief from his current conditions of release ― instills little confidence that restrictions short of detention will assure Manafort's compliance with the Court's orders and prevent him from committing further crimes," the filing reads.
Karadzic has insisted on conducting his own defense, and the Judge, O-Gon Kwon, has warned that further obstructive behavior will result in the imposition of a legal team on Karadzic.
Has there been obstructive behavior?
Judge Sue L. Robinson of United States District Court in Wilmington, Del., said the patents were unenforceable because Rambus destroyed documents, and called Rambus's conduct "obstructive at best, misleading at worst".
The OLIN-studies have conducted research about obstructive lung disease in Northern Sweden since 1985 [ 26] and the research staff carrying out the spirometric measurements are highly experienced.
Cardiogenic shock, hypotension, and certain bradycardic arrhythmias untreated with a pacemaker certainly constitute absolute contraindications, whereas a treatment attempt in patients with stable obstructive lung disease should be conducted.
adherence by the rulers to their own rules in their conduct of government, is especially obstructive, rather than supportive, of a tyranny's purposes.
A single-blinded fast-track pragmatic randomised controlled trial was conducted for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease referred to the service.
The age and sex characteristics used to inform the model were in line with the pivotal trial ACCORD I (AClidinium in Chronic Obstructive Respiratory Disease I), 12 which was conducted solely in North America (Table 1).
