Sentence examples for would have obstructed from inspiring English sources

Arms control would have obstructed these policies.

It would have obstructed views and public access and intruded on sensitive wildlife habitats, the commission concluded.

THE ROOM I wasn't prepared for how aptly named my 120-square-foot Cocoon room, the smallest double unit, would be; my luggage, left out, would have obstructed my sole walking path.

The Mall is one of the most tightly regulated spaces in the country, and Adjaye was barred from building any higher; an extra story would have obstructed the sweeping east-west sight line from the Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial.

She also noted that West showed her a lot during the creative planning of the show, such as one instance where Gaga wanted to put side panels on the stage that would have obstructed the view for some fans.

For example, at 30 or 100 ppm mass tolerance, more than one possibility of linking the two measurements existed and would have obstructed an unequivocal interpretation of imaging results [see Schober et al. (2011) for details].

Do you believe that Republicans would never have obstructed Barack Obama the way Democrats are currently obstructing Donald sorry, we can't finish asking this question; we're laughing too hard.

In particular, the Saudi prince said, he would like to see some American "anger" channeled at those who have obstructed or filibustered the peace process on both sides.

The only people who would be excluded from the amnesty would be sexual assailants, senior cadets who may have witnessed sexual assaults but did nothing and cadets who may have obstructed investigations.

It is a mystery why he would feel bound by this commitment at a time when limited dollars should be directed toward real needs, and when Republicans have obstructed him at every turn on those needs.

Heisenberg never claimed to have obstructed anything.