Sentence examples for seriously obstruct from inspiring English sources
The case also highlights medical guidelines given to Irish doctors, which pro-choice organisations said would seriously obstruct suicidal women seeking abortions.
A growing proportion of such XDR-TB cases will seriously obstruct TB control globally [4], [5].
The authorities accused him of "spreading rumours, inciting mass demonstrations and seriously obstructing social order".
The KCNA report said Jang had "seriously obstructed the nation's economic affairs and the improvement of the standard of people's living".
A number of historians feel that neither Britain nor America won — though most agree that the Indians, allies of Britain who never again seriously obstructed white America's expansion, definitely lost.
In tissue engineering, vascularization of implanted scaffolds is often inadequate, and this seriously obstructs the survival of cells, which perish due to a lack of oxygen and nutrients, and insufficient removal of waste products.
Among such breaches could be action by the Government of Iraq seriously to obstruct or impede the inspectors, to intimidate witnesses, or a pattern of behaviour where any single action appears relatively minor but the action as a whole add up to something deliberate and more significant: something that shows Iraq's intention not to comply".
Their human development is consequently severely obstructed.
But Mr Li clearly meant it seriously, as a warning to officials and bosses of state-owned enterprises not to obstruct reforms.In this section Go slow The power of fish Particulates matter Comprehensive education ReprintsMany will have got that message already from a vigorous anti-corruption campaign, which began more than two years ago and, unlike the economy, shows no sign of a slowdown.
Conspiracy to obstruct justice.
"Did they obstruct our inquiry?
