Examples of using To obstruct in English and their translations into Czech
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of vainly trying to obstruct historical processes on the pretext of preserving that dominance.
common in the railway sector, of resorting to national standards to obstruct the approval of rolling stock already approved by other States.
a deliberate attempt to obstruct the law.
We believe the White House tried to obstruct the FBI investigation and we wonder if there are any comments?
It confirmed the determination of the EU to take targeted restrictive measures against those who would continue to obstruct the respect of the sovereign will expressed by the Ivorian people.
Flexible mechanism ensures optimal settings to obstruct tablet safe vision,
Flexibilní transport mechanism supports the optimal settings to obstruct tablet safe vision,
After all you have done to obstruct for you to think about the safety of Daddy?
After all you have done to obstruct.
After all you have done to obstruct.
After all you have done to obstruct the salvation of the world,
Your Honor, the always-creative Ms. Tascioni is using this suit to obstruct my federal case.
of the Commission and certainly no intention to obstruct the Ombudsman's work in any way.
We don't want to give the Muslim community any viable reasons to obstruct things if we can avoid it.
We may consider it an injustice that 53% of the voters in a relatively small country have the power to obstruct twenty-six other nations from deepening their cooperation
it would naturally be absurd and idiotic to obstruct genetic engineering
It has never been our goal to obstruct the whole process for no reason,
The Commission also notes that it does not have the power to obstruct individual companies in their decisions,
will continue to obstruct and call into question the effort currently being made by the UN Agencies, by ASEAN
Not trying to obstruct, Captain.