Sentence examples for systematically obstructed from inspiring English sources

They claim that victims who file complaints are systematically obstructed by the justice system, and face threats and reprisals by police officers and prison guards.

A visit by UN envoys Marrack Goulding and Cyrus Vance was systematically obstructed by the JNA.

The Amigoe reported on interviews with Renfro and Dompig in which they said that Aruban authorities had been systematically obstructed in their investigation by US officials.

The White House reiterated Monday that Republicans were "needlessly and systematically" obstructing the president's nominees, arguing that he had put forward a full bipartisan set of candidates in April.

The groups asked Legault to examine whether the government was systematically obstructing "the right of the media and through them, the Canadian public to timely access to government scientists".

Member States frequently abuse their position and systematically obstruct products lawfully marketed in other Member State markets from entering their own market.

As long as the GOP controls either the House or the Senate, it can systematically block legislation, obstruct the president's agenda, shut down the government (or hold it hostage) and continue its four-year pattern of governing while asleep at the switch.

In addition, he aims at showing that the food industry has systematically tried to obstruct scientific research that exposes the dangers of sugar, just as tobacco companies tried to hide the risks of smoking.

Regarding dependent misclassification that is whether different hospitals were likely to systematically under (or over) classifying obstructed labour is highly unlikely.

Senior managers of a New Jersey foundry owned by McWane Inc., the nation's largest manufacturer of cast-iron pipe, conspired for years to violate workplace safety and environmental laws and then obstructed repeated government inquiries by lying, intimidating workers into silence and systematically altering accident scenes, according to a sweeping federal indictment unsealed here on Monday.

On the national level, sanctions and suspension of donor aid amounting to 50 percent of the national budget and 70 percent of public investments obstructed the Rajoelina administration's management of state affairs and its ability to systematically combat poverty on a wider scale.