Sentence examples for of having obstructed from inspiring English sources

There seems little doubt that, in its report, GIEI will accuse the Mexican government of having obstructed or rejected its investigation.

Mr. Cohn-Bendit, known as Danny the Red, a leader of the student uprising in Paris in 1968, is suspected of having obstructed justice by helping the man, Hans-Joachim Klein, escape the police, a spokesman for the prosecutor's office here said.

"I have been accused of having obstructed the war," he stated.

However women who were residents of Mbarara (AOR 0.58, 95% CI: 0.45-0.76) and Ibanda (AOR 0.62, 95% CI: 0.42-0.92) had a statistically significant lower risk of having obstructed labour.

The risk of having obstructed airflow using spirometry but with no diagnosed COPD thereby indicating possible underdiagnosis was significantly higher in men, and in older age groups, when using FT but not LLN.

In accordance with the previous UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence NICEE) recommendations, 44 comparisons between FT and LLN were rerun defining only the subset of FT participants with FEV1 <80% of predicted (ie, stage II+) as having obstructed airflow.

Bosc kicked for two from a penalty to give Catalans a narrow advantage soon after the break, emphasising the tight nature of the encounter, and another video referee decision denied Giants the chance to press ahead when Broughton went the length of the field - Joe Wardle adjudged to have obstructed Elliott Whitehead as he chased a high ball.

Fans on tighter budgets, though, will have to settle for seats in far-off sections, some of which have obstructed views of the field.

Some conditions in the beginning of this season of "Frasier" have obstructed the earthshaking sexual release that seemed inevitable if Daphne and Niles ever found each other.

Some residential streets of Port Chester have obstructed street signs, and Sonora, although it's on a corner, can be hard to spot.

He had successfully ridden the wave of popular support that brought him into office to deliver universal health coverage, a feat that eluded all his predecessors.But the reality of politics has obstructed that grand dream.