Examples of using Obstruct in English and their translations into Portuguese
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regulate activities and obstruct illegal practices.
Make sure that none of the items obstruct the screen.
Surely the(devils) obstruct them from the path, though they think they are rightly guided.
No human power may obstruct the realization of man as a person.
The inflammation of the brain tissue may also obstruct the normal flow of CSF around the brain hydrocephalus.
Member States frequently abuse their position and systematically obstruct products lawfully marketed in other Member State markets from entering their own market.
Formation of these cells can obstruct the arterial lumen
These instruments obstruct fair and equitable asylum procedures,
Linguistic barriers will obstruct continental political debate
If you do this, you will obstruct your lymphatic channels
Electromagnetic interference(EMI) may interrupt, obstruct, or otherwise degrade the quality of radio
One of many issues that obstruct of having tarot a great psychic reading is geography.
Studies report that the abnormal deposition of adipose tissue in the upper airway can obstruct voice production.
the 1989'Television without frontiers' Directive established that Member States must not obstruct audio-visual broadcasts from other Member States.
restrict or obstruct the marketing or the use in
The divisions within our communities gravely obstruct Church life,
many who say here that they want to include citizens in truth merely want to confuse them and obstruct Europe.
He also said the Interior Minister should not obstruct Friday's peaceful marches.
it does not in any way obstruct your view.
The Council recalls Croatia's commitment that bilateral issues should not obstruct the accession process of candidate countries.