to obstruct

The purpose of the Great Chain was to obstruct navigation on the Hudson River thereby cutting the British supply lines.

And for those of you who wish to obstruct, get ready to get knocked over.

Either would have to decide whether merely to obstruct the president's Iraq policy, or to work with him to improve it.

Abroad, Washington will have to do more with less, and developing states now have more power with which to obstruct US plans.

We were starting to think we were going to obstruct their gut with all the cellulose from the capsules.

Total planning seems to obstruct growth in direct proportion to the scale of the economy.

In London, Gordon Brown came under pressure from the Liberal Democrats for failing to obstruct the Kraft deal.

Zhan was arrested on suspicion of intentionally ramming his ship into one of the Japanese vessels to obstruct an onboard inspection.

Also looks like the winter to obstruct the rain, the summer day visor's protective umbrella, is protecting me all the time.

At some point, disagreements with other countries over North Korea and Pakistan may start to obstruct China's pursuit of its own aims.

Ideology could not be allowed to obstruct his party's historic duty to hold office.

Jane: You must be careful. Maybe someday she will do something secretly in her power to obstruct your development.

Loads should only be left in proper storage areas and not allowed to obstruct ways , emergency exits or fire fighting equipment .

Yet there would still be a fair number of politicians who would try to obstruct our freedom agenda.

To latent competitor namely the desire join other hospitals in the medical treatment industry to have strategy to obstruct of function.

The access road is half closed and formed a bottle-neck to obstruct the free flow of vehicles passing through the area.

For some time, no vehicle had come from the opposite direction, so obviously something had happened to obstruct all four lanes.

They unceasingly attempt to mutilate, to curtail, to obstruct personal freedom in any and all ways.

You may not use technical measures to obstruct or control the reading or further copying of the copies you make or distribute.

For too long they have been allowed to obstruct and demagogue.

Translation You do not have the authority, legally or morally, to obstruct public communication.

In addition, the opposition threatened to obstruct parliamentary scrutiny of the Budget in February of this year's agenda.

After a tribe of pastoralists, the Uxians, had been massacred, no one dared to obstruct his passage.

Now the problems of property right are the key to obstruct development of forest management of southern collective forest region.

F1's governing body on Wednesday criticised Ferrari for mounting a failed attempt to obstruct the 2010 regulations.

The South Korean press reported that jamming devices were installed to obstruct cell phone communications.

However, when Maya cant hinder us from practicing spirituality, it annoys our relatives, using them to obstruct us and cause us harm.

The grandstands of public athletic fields are actually constructed to obstruct access to the fields.

He continued his soliloquy on Korean reunification and the American plot to obstruct it.

A lady and husbands continue ascend two privates, but widely stand situation others to obstruct not to step aside a car in the force.

Some point out that neither elephants nor giraffes sport long, thick tails to obstruct male access.

A golden parachute can persuade the boss not to obstruct a takeover.

In a position to obstruct , hinder, or interfere .

Park your vehicles so as not to obstruct the passage of all types of vehicles.

in the way In a position to obstruct, hinder, or interfere.

"we are going to obstruct their cloth of dark jail 4. " woman without pubic hair way.

Strike a deal to buy an easement from your neighbor under which the neighbor agrees not to obstruct your view.

This is not going to obstruct China-U. K. friendships.

The way to obstruct the movement of eggs obstacles, there is a bomb explosion will push.

Nor is it clear that Ms Merkel will want to obstruct membership negotiations with Turkey.

To obstruct or block passage on (a road, for example).

State organ work personnel with rescue responsibility, who take advantage of their duties to obstruct rescue operations

To obstruct the overvoltage wave which overpasses the power and signal (inner protection and overvoltage protection);

to obstruct coal mine construction, so that normal construction cannot be carried on;

Factors of National Character to Obstruct China's Media from Having Ecological World Outlook

which only really knows how to obstruct and make trouble. For the sake of research, the big picture and definitive conclusions,

We must keep up our guard agaInst the attempts of a handful of ultra-right forces In Japan to obstruct and undermIne SIno-Japanese relations