Sentence examples for to obstruct the from inspiring English sources
verb
To block or fill (a passage) with obstacles or an obstacle.
Stops involve closure of the articulators to obstruct the airstream.
"It wasn't designed to obstruct the deliberative process".
There are no pillars or posts to obstruct the view.
But if Fretilin persists in its decision to obstruct the government, instability will persist.
Washington wanted to obstruct the flow of foreign terrorists into Iraq and Syria.
Its followers have been willing to obstruct the government's operations and undermine America's credit reputation.
It involves his body, which he uses to obstruct the goalie's view.
"These are all just attempts to obstruct the process," Mr. Yeager said.
Most defendants were convicted of "using a cult to obstruct the law".
Tutu accused the ANC government of taking "extraordinary steps to obstruct the course of justice".
It represents an attempt to obstruct the will of the Commons, he says.
