Sentence examples for possibility of obstruction from inspiring English sources

Mr Lieberman said the timing of the memo raises the serious possibility of obstruction of justice.

Congressional investigators are looking at the possibility of obstruction of justice after it emerged that a lawyer at Arthur Andersen, the accountancy firm, ordered the destruction of thousands of documents in connection with Enron, the failed US energy company.

In the overwrought language of Presidential politics, some have tried to evoke the Watergate era by suggesting the cover-up of some unspecified deed and even raising the possibility of obstruction of justice.

"If someone who knows they are under investigation destroyed notes and material that they should realize may be sought for an investigation, that person could worsen their own position by giving rise to inferences against themselves, or in an extreme case, could raise the possibility of obstruction of justice," said Paul Rothstein, a professor at Georgetown Law School.

The greater proportion of Filipino CRC cases with advanced stage tumors increases the possibility of obstruction and high operative mortality.

To further reduce the possibilities of obstructions during the Games, the section between Squamish and Whistler — which required far less reconstruction — has been closed to all but Olympic vehicles during the day.

Tauzin instead was entirely focused on whether Stewart lied to investigators, suggesting the possibility of an obstruction of justice charge being levied against her.

Although pseudo-obstruction caused by LSSc was considered as a differential diagnosis, we performed an exploratory laparotomy because the possibility of partial obstruction caused by peritoneal dissemination could not be excluded and the patient failed to improve with conservative measures.

However, depending on the setting, the vessel observed and the patient condition, the rouleaux (or sludge sign) should sometimes induce to extend the observation to the possibility of proximal obstruction.

The former three methods need a certain degree rotation of bowel or mesentery, but it's will result in increasing the possibility of bowel obstruction and blood circulation barriers.

In order to exclude the possibility of upper airway obstruction, a work-up of computerized tomography (CT) of the chest and fiberoptic bronchoscopy (FOB) was obtained.