Sentence examples for potential obstruction of from inspiring English sources
If allowed into the trial, the evidence would give the jury, which is hearing about potential obstruction of justice, information about other accounting scandals involving Andersen.
"I hope you can let this go," Trump reportedly told Comey, an action that many legal scholars described as a potential obstruction of justice.
But Ms. Caldwell, lawyers said, will probably put the pressure on early, breaking off manageable pieces of the case, like the potential obstruction of justice through document destruction.
As for the potential obstruction of justice by the police brass, the prosecutors hedged their bets in a most unusual way.
Comey, whose testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee mapped out the President's potential obstruction of justice, certainly seems to feel vindicated by Flynn's guilty plea and by what it might mean for Trump.
"While the White House's obstruction in Watergate related only to the Watergate break-in, the potential obstruction of justice by the Clinton White House reaches much further," the Republican members write.
The Times reported major developments about the seriousness with which Mueller is pursuing a potential obstruction-of-justice case against the President.
He said the memo did not address "other potential obstruction-of-justice theories or argue, as some have erroneously suggested, that a President can never obstruct justice".
All he required was the coolness that comes with years in the business to side-foot the ball, from about 15 yards' range, over the potential obstructions in front of him and into the roof of the net.
The Consumer Reports title in the US recommends treadmill users always use the safety key to ensure the machine turns off in case of a fall, and advises that exercise machines should be kept clear of potential obstructions at the back and sides.
Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani has said that by September he expects special counsel Robert Mueller to conclude the portion of his investigation examining the president's potential obstruction.
