Examples of using Obstructs in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Policymakers and NGOs may use our analyses to advance change that obstructs the mechanisms of conflict.
No religious orthodox organization in Greece obstructs the right of freedom of religious conscience of any non-orthodox.
The Russian side obstructs the negotiations and displays no willingness to withdraw its military forces.
It is therefore hostage to a partial approach that obstructs any effort to go beyond mere transfers of conventional weapons.
Such an apocalyptic approach to the refugee issue obstructs overall moves towards a just peace.
through swallowing a foreign body which obstructs the passage of air to the lungs.
Most importantly, however, the unequal distribution, intensity and lack of recognition of unpaid care work undermines the dignity of women caregivers, obstructs their enjoyment of several human rights on an equal basis with men, undermines progress towards gender equality
The principle of legality, the balanced separation of powers, the respect for international law, including human rights, as well as access to justice for all are at the core of the rule of law at the national level. Absence of the rule of law-- whether manifested in impunity or lawlessness-- undermines public confidence, obstructs development, facilitates organized crime and terrorism and leads to a return to conflict.
Obstructs Country.
Obstructs malware visibility.
Human-induced climate change obstructs poverty eradication.
Lack of security obstructs access to education.
Willfully obstructs the commission's works.
Iraq obstructs humanitarian work at every turn.
Obstructs the blood flow to the brain.
Magistrate Calavius insults him, obstructs his ambitions.
Clean wires, obstructs, and and gas pulleys.
Hunger is another dominant factor that obstructs social integration.
Lack of food and water obstructs access to education.
That, in turn, obstructs the effective implementation of the Convention.