Sentence examples for other obstruction from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giuliani directed the police to enforce a 1969 Sanitation Department regulation that forbids people from erecting "any shed, building or other obstruction" in public space.

The regulation bars people from leaving "any box, barrel, bale of merchandise or other movable property" on city streets or erecting a "shed, building or other obstruction".

On Thursday, one of them, perhaps caught on a rock or other obstruction, was refusing to slide down toward the ever-lowering bottom.

Rule 1.04 states that any park built after June 1 , 1958 "shall provide a minimum distance of 325 feet from home base to the nearest fence, stand or other obstruction on the right and left field foul lines".

A pulmonary embolism may be the result of a blood clot that has formed elsewhere, has broken loose, and has traveled through the circulatory system to the point of obstruction; or it may be due to some other obstruction, such as fat or a bubble of air.

If there had been some other obstruction that would have stopped ball 1 from hitting ball 3, the collision of 3 and 4 would not have depended on the collision of 1 and 2.

In our area of northern New Jersey, the result seems to be fewer blips from overpasses or other obstructions.

Armed with heavy hatchets for chopping through barricades and other obstructions, they were employed particularly in siege and trench warfare.

The convoy was cleared to go beyond and the Syrian authorities provided a bulldozer to clear the road of debris, earth mounds and other obstructions.

Among other obstructions, Mr. Assad has blocked any United Nations agencies from the shortest and safest route into rebel territory, across the opposition-controlled border with Turkey.

Bars, fences and other obstructions recur in these early pictures, contributing to the subtle construction of the compositions, but also keeping everything at a distance.