Examples of using To obstruct in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Are you attempting to obstruct a federal investigation into anti-American activities?
Jeremy… are you trying to obstruct justice?
And these guys got a tendency to obstruct police investigations.
We have to find out who's trying to obstruct your recovery.
The Council urges the parties not to obstruct the observers' activities.
It is prohibited to obstruct the train's doors while they open or close.
It will encourage Bosnian politicians to obstruct police reform.
Signaled slope and an obstacle to obstruct….
it's illegal to obstruct the prosecution's access to it.
We don't want to give the Muslim community any viable reasons to obstruct things if we can avoid it.
But these can not make walls to obstruct the truth; for it will go onward
We condemn the use of violence by Dominican police to obstruct news coverage," said Carlos Lauría,
Their very form tends to obstruct my view of their actual meaning,
without doors or glass to obstruct your lens, you're able to clearly photograph the iconic skyline.
In the absence of any formal law enforcement authority,"a unit may act as needed to obstruct a perpetrator in the commission of a crime.
Life-threatening symptoms such as swelling sufficient to obstruct breathing, shock,
Not wishing to increase taxation also entails preventing state intervention so as not to obstruct the sacrosanct rule of competition.
They send"companions" for all the borders of the planet, to obstruct the progress of the Light.
financial consequences is not intended to obstruct enlargement or make it more difficult.
In spite of these reservations, I voted in favour of the directive so as not to obstruct the minimal measures therein.