Sentence examples for willfully obstructing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Daschle's critique of the Bush administration was more than matched by Republican accusations that Senate Democrats were willfully obstructing the president's agenda.
Nine are also accused of willfully obstructing the police, who removed them from the site of the protest, and three have been charged with assaulting police officers; all 16 pleaded not guilty to the charges.
A London court today found Muhammad Rabbani guilty of willfully obstructing the police by failing to hand over device passwords and the PIN code for his smartphone after he had been detained at a UK airport.
Prosecutors charged her with three misdemeanors: providing false information to police, reckless driving and willfully obstructing a police officer from their duties.
This is a similar experience to the U.S., where the Federal Trade Commission had a similar experience with lack of cooperation by Google over the wi-spy issue, eventually fining Google for "willfully obstructing" the FTC's investigation.
Lawmakers have also accused the company of willfully obstructing good faith attempts at investigating scandals such as Cambridge Analytica data misuse, Kremlin-backed election interference, or how foreign money flowed into its platform seeking to influence the UK's Brexit referendum result, in just a few of multiple examples.
Either batsman is out if he willfully obstructs the opposite side by word or action.
Obstructing a traffic lane.
Daschle isn't "obstructing".
