Sentence examples for will obstruct from inspiring English sources

He says Labour will obstruct the government.

If it is not stopped, they warn, they will obstruct it.

Where O'Neill is right – and where Westminster will obstruct him – is in focusing on local politics.

Assuming that Republicans will obstruct the nomination, Obama is presumably trying to make Senate Republicans look as unreasonable as possible.

Mr. Moallem, reacting to that decision on Monday, warned that "arming the opposition will obstruct Geneva," a reference to a possible peace conference.

"We're not going to ram the Nisshin Maru, but we will obstruct any whaling activities that we come across," he said.

"Are they so repulsed by equal pay for hardworking women that they'll obstruct equal pay for equal work?" he said Wednesday before the vote.

Don't sit in front of your stall as you'll obstruct it, sit behind your stall or stand in front of it.

The new bleacher seats will be 35 feet high, which means they will not obstruct the views of the rooftop decks across the street.

Will I obstruct the landscape?

"The authorities' low maneuvers will not obstruct my peaceful struggle," Mr. Katumbi said on Twitter.