Salvage craft equipped with pumps and heavy-lifting tackle are used for removing obstructions from the channel or for raising sunken vessels.
Liz Reedy, from Network Rail, said she wanted to tackle children playing "chicken" and placing obstructions on the lines.
Vatuvei then almost scored the try of the tournament, taking the kickoff deep and busting four tackles before his run was stopped by accidental obstruction from Johnson.
Spokesman, Wolverhampton city council: "[We use] a bylaw [which] came into force in 2010 designed to tackle touting and the soliciting of custom which causes an obstruction and/or annoyance to the public.
After nearly a decade of George Bush's denial and obstruction, Barack Obama could hold the key to a new global deal to tackle global warming.
By Jane Mayer June 30 , 2013When President Obama unveiled his program to tackle climate change last month, he deliberately sidestepped Congress as a hopeless bastion of obstruction, relying completely on changes that could be imposed by regulatory agencies.
When President Obama unveiled his program to tackle climate change last month, he deliberately sidestepped Congress as a hopeless bastion of obstruction, relying completely on changes that could be imposed by regulatory agencies.
His first involvement was a missed tackle on George Pisi, his second a strong charge halted abruptly by the referee's whistle because of obstruction by Courtney Lawes.
He predicts that nanomedicine would allow us to tackle medical problems directly--nanomachines could tackle cancer cells and bacteria directly and could remove circulatory obstructions.
Flanker Maurie Fa'asavula's high tackle on Priestland allowed Hook to open the scoring after 11 minutes, but Paul Williams levelled after Mike Phillips was penalised for obstruction.
Ohhhh, it's obstruction".
