Sentence examples for the effect of obstructing from inspiring English sources

Some perjuries that have the effect of obstructing the adjudication of a case may be given increased punishment for that reason.

Krugman and my fellow like-minded bloggers can speak for themselves, but I am not going apologize if I am occasionally rude to an ill-informed overpaid Harvard professor making absurd pronouncements on economics that have the effect of obstructing policy aimed at ending unnecessary suffering.

While Debs had carefully worded his speeches in an attempt to comply with the Espionage Act, the Court found he had the intention and effect of obstructing the draft and military recruitment.

The flattening of the anterior chamber appears to bring the trabecular meshwork into closer proximity to limbal areas targeted with the laser and may be useful in enhancing the effect of photocoagulation to obstruct the anterior chamber angle [ 19].

Figure  1 shows the effect of EA on myoelectric activity in the partially obstructed bowel.

Waller says he does not think this was done maliciously or with the intention of obstructing or misleading either investigation, but the effects were both "significant and unsatisfactory".

But it could just as credibly be argued that any effort to obstruct the creation or operation of charter schools might have the effect of adding potency to the call for vouchers.

The effect of the crop is particularly great for greenhouse tunnels, whose side openings may be partly obstructed by the crop rows.

The study was designed to (1) analyze the effect of TGFβ1 on cell proliferation and the cell cycle progression in nucleus pulposus cells, (2) determine if c-Myc transcription inhibitor obstructed the effect of TGFβ1, and (3) determine the role of ERK1/2 in stabilizing the expression of c-Myc.

It cannot be used for the diagnosis of obstructing anomalies.

Stein accused the judge of obstructing the Keystone State voters.